Blue Legged Mantella Nomenclature: Mantella expectata IUCN Red List: Endangered Country of Origin: Isalo Massif, Grotte des Portugais, Amparambatomavo

Blue Legged Mantella Nomenclature: Mantella expectata IUCN Red List: Endangered Country of Origin: Isalo Massif, Grotte des Portugais, Amparambatomavo

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Blue Legged Mantella Nomenclature: Mantella expectata IUCN Red List: Endangered Country of Origin: Isalo Massif, Grotte des Portugais, Amparambatomavo

Blue Legged Mantella Nomenclature: Mantella expectata IUCN Red List: Endangered Country of Origin: Isalo Massif, Grotte des Portugais, Amparambatomavo

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Blue Legged Mantella Nomenclature: Mantella expectata IUCN Red List: Endangered Country of Origin: Isalo Massif, Grotte des Portugais, Amparambatomavo

Blue Legged Mantella Nomenclature: Mantella expectata IUCN Red List: Endangered Country of Origin: Isalo Massif, Grotte des Portugais, Amparambatomavo

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Blue-legged Mantella (Mantella expectata)

Blue Legged Mantella
Nomenclature: Mantella expectata
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IUCN Red List: Endangered
Country of Origin: Isalo Massif, Grotte des Portugais, Amparambatomavo, Ambatovaky, Sakavato, Toliara, Morondava region and Mandena in Madagascar.

Information: This species is 1 of 16 species in the Mantella genus
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