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Article title
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Keywords
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Introduction
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Genus-level taxonomy of Rhombophryne species
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Species diversity in Rhombophryne
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Materials and Methods
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Morphological measurements
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Micro-computed tomography
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Bioacoustics
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Molecular relationships and divergences
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Taxonomic methodology
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Results
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Molecular phylogenetic relationships and species delimitation
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RAG1 haplotype network
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Museomics
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Diagnosis of species groups
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Rhombophryne testudo
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Rhombophryne laevipes
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Rhombophryne ellae
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Rhombophryne proportionalis
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Rhombophryne minuta
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Rhombophryne serratopalpebrosa
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Taxonomic treatments
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Rhombophryne
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Rhombophryne testudo species group
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Rhombophryne laevipes species group
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Rhombophryne ellae species group
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Rhombophryne proportionalis species group
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Rhombophryne minuta species group
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Rhombophryne serratopalpebrosa species group
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Specimens of uncertain affinity
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Key to the genus Rhombophryne
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Proposed revised conservation assessment of Rhombophryne
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Discussion
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Tallying up the taxonomy of Rhombophryne
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Diamond frogs of many shapes, colours, and sizes
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Biogeography of Rhombophryne — more like lace than tapestry
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Collecting diamond frogs and natural history data about them
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Are diamonds forever? Conservation outlook for Rhombophryne
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Acknowledgements
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References
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Appendix 1
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Appendix 2
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Supplementary materials
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