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The Mannophryne molinai was first discovered in 2012 in the Sierra de Aroa, Venezuela. It is named after César Ramón Molina Rodriguez, a Venezuelan herpetologist, who dedicated his life to working with amphibians and reptiles.
Photograph: Fernando Rojas-Runjaic/La Salle Natural History Museum of Venezuela/AFP/Getty Images
(via Week in Wildlife – in pictures | Environment | The Guardian)