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A new species of miniature frog was discovered in Borneo. Microhyla nepenthicola, shown here on the tip of a pencil, is about the size of a pea. © Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
A juvenile of Microhyla nepenthicola, the Old World's smallest frog and one of the world's tiniest, on a scale bar. Adult males of this newly-discovered species range 10.6 and 12.8 mm. © Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
A newly-discovered species of miniature frog (Microhyla nepenthicola) sitting on the lip of a pitcher plant. © Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
A freshly metamorphosed (averaging 3.5mm) Microhyla nepenthicola sp. nov. on a penny. The Old' World's smallest frog and one of the world's tiniest was found in the heath forests of Borneo. © Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
A group of late-stage larvae of Microhyla nepenthicola sp. nov. within a pitcher of the Bornean pitcher plant, Nepenthes ampullaria. © Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
Microhabitat of the newly-discovered miniature frog species Microhyla nepenthicola showing patch of Bornean pitcher plant used for breeding by the frog. © Prof. Alexander Haas The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
A freshly metamorphosed (averaging 3.5mm) Microhyla nepenthicola sp. nov. on a penny. The Old' World's smallest frog and one of the world's tiniest was found in the heath forests of Borneo.

© Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation

The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
A freshly metamorphosed (averaging 3.5mm) Microhyla nepenthicola sp. nov. on a penny. The Old' World's smallest frog and one of the world's tiniest was found in the heath forests of Borneo. © Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
A freshly metamorphosed (averaging 3.5mm) Microhyla nepenthicola sp. nov. on a penny. The Old' World's smallest frog and one of the world's tiniest was found in the heath forests of Borneo.

© Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation

The photos and illustrations contained in this lightbox are the property of Conservation International (CI) and CI's partners. Photos may only be used or distributed in conjunction with the content of CI's press release.
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