Cochranella ocellata
TAXONOMY
Hylella ocellata Boulenger, 1918, Huancabamba, eastern Peru.
OTHER COMMON NAMES
None known.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Males are 0.8–1.0 in (21.0–25.1 mm), and females are 1.1 in (29 mm) in snout-vent length. The dorsum is dark green with large, dark-edged, pale bluish white ocelli. The dorsal skin is shagreen. The bones are green.
DISTRIBUTION
This species lives on the Amazonian slopes of the Andes in Peru at elevations of 5,350–5,580 ft (1,630–1,700 m).
HABITAT
The spotted Cochran frog inhabits cloud forest.
BEHAVIOR
Not known.
FEEDING ECOLOGY AND DIET
Not known.
REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY
Not known.
CONSERVATION STATUS
Not threatened.
SIGNIFICANCE TO HUMANS
None known.
