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'Brand New' Frog Species Has Been Hiding in Plain Sight For Years, And It's Adorable

A frog species has been hiding in plain sight for over a century, and scientists have finally recognized it.

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What is the name of the newly recognized frog species?

The frog's name has not been disclosed in coverage.

Where was the frog discovered?

The frog was discovered in Ecuador. The exact location of the frog's habitat is not specified.

How was the frog misidentified for so long?

The frog had been mistaken for another, more common species. The misidentification was solved by scientists who found the frog in a museum drawer.

Where it stands

A frog species previously misidentified for over a century has been recognized as new to science. The discovery was made in Ecuador, where the frog had been mistaken for another species. The mix-up was solved by scientists who found the frog in a museum drawer. The frog had been overlooked for decades, and its recognition as a new species is a significant development in amphibian research. The frog's existence had been overlooked due to a long-standing misidentification.

The species had been mistaken for another, more common frog. The discovery was made by scientists who found the frog in a museum drawer, where it had been stored for over a century. The Times of India and UA.NEWS both mention the frog's presence in a museum drawer. The frog's recognition as a new species is a significant development in amphibian research. The frog's appearance and behavior are not yet fully described in coverage.

The frog's name has not been disclosed. The exact location of the frog's habitat in Ecuador is not specified. The implications of this discovery for conservation efforts in Ecuador are not yet clear.

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