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Community researchers recording the first song of the Osteocephalus omega frog in the Huila rainforest, Colombia.
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Colombia records first song of Osteocephalus omega frog in Huila

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The first documented acoustic record of the song of the Osteocephalus omega frog was made in the municipality of Acevedo in Huila. The finding marks a scientific advance in the Andean Amazon Corridor thanks to community monitoring.

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