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Etymologies of Brazilian Amphibians

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Herpetologia Brasileira - Suplemento 1

Piparius: L. Pipa, genus of anurans due to Laurenti (1768) (see) + L. -ius, suffix

commemorative/dedicative. Piparius Rafinesque, 1815. (“... 8. Piparius R.

Pipa Dum ...”). In the synonymy of Pipa Laurenti, 1768.

piperata: L. piperata, peppered; peppery. Lophyohyla piperata Miranda-Ribeiro,

1923. (“... Coloração carne-amarellada finamente punctulada de chocolate

...”). Also Lophiohyla piperata — Miranda-Ribeiro, 1926 (incorrect subsequent

spelling). Amphodus piperatus — Myers, 1946. In the synonymy of

Phyllodytes luteolus Wied-Neuwied, 1820.

pipiens: L. pipiare, squeak, chirp of birds. Rana pipiens Daudin, 1802 “An. XI”.

(?). In the synonymy of Lithobates catesbeianus (Shaw, 1802).

pipilans: L. pipilare, twitter, chirp. Hylodes pipilans Canedo & Pombal, 2007. (“...

The species name, pipilans, is a Latin word that means ‘‘who sings like a

bird’’, referring to the advertisement call of this species ...”).

pisanoi: Pisanó + L. -i, suffix indicating the genitive of masculine names and nouns.

Honouring Juan Pisanó (?), Argentinian paleontologist. Bufo pisanoi Casamiquela,

1967. In the synonymy of Rhinella diptycha (Cope, 1862).

piscatrix: L. piscatrix, one who performs as fish. Rana piscatrix Fermin, 1765.

(“... C’est effectivement une chose très-singulière, que de voir cette Métamorphose

de poisson en Grenouille & de Grenouille en poisson ....”). In the

synonymy of Pseudis paradoxa (Linnaeus, 1758).

piscis: L. piscis, fish. Rana piscis Linnaeus, 1766. (“... Larva piscem referens magnitudine

cum ipsa Ranae certat, unde Rana -– piscis perperam essicta a

Meriana & Seba ...”). [Not a substitute name for Rana paradoxa, as noted

by Frost, 2021; just a comment (under Rana paradoxa) on the name used

by Merian (1719) and Seba (1734)]. In the synonymy of Pseudis paradoxa

(Linnaeus, 1758)].

pitanga: T. pitanga, reddish. Brachycephalus pitanga Alves et al., 2009. (“... It is

used here in allusion to the reddish color of the dorsum of B. pitanga ...”).

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