A new species of Philoria (Anura: Limnodynastidae) from the uplands of the Gondwana Rainforests World Heritage Area of eastern Australia Author Bertozzi, Terry text Zootaxa 2022 2022-02-25 5104 2 209 241 journal article 20468 10.11646/zootaxa.5104.2.3 d3d246cd-9fd8-42ae-9cf4-157857d5b347 1175-5326 6280751 D61A9AA9-6081-4BFC-AF2D-C1C0D708D9B0

TABLE 7. Characteristics of the male advertisement call of the five northern species of Philoria. N = number of males analysed.

Species	N	Temp (oC)	Dominant and minor component frequency (kHz)	Call duration per second (mean, range)	Call rate per minute (mean, range)	Number of pulses per call (mean, range)	Pulse rate per second (mean, range)
* With the exception of P. knowlesi sp. nov., the information for the other species includes the calls of Knowles et al. (2004) plus additional calls recorded for the present study.
knowlesi sp. nov.	7	15.0–18.0	0.49, 2.04	0.14 (0.09– 0.16)	13.23 (5.7–24.6)	10.69 (9–15)	82.67 (61.6– 113.7)
kundagungan *	3	11.5–13.0	0.59, 2.19	0.12	-	11.2 (10–12)	85.00
loveridgei	8	15.0–16.0	0.51, 1.61	0.16 (0.14– 0.24)	10.65 (9.1–11.6)	10.69 (8–12)	69.19 (50.0– 77.9)
pughi *	6	10.0-12.0	0.57, 2.07	0.12 (0.11– 0.14)	10.54 (4.2–12.6)	9.5 (8–10)	47.36 (45.7– 48.8)
richmondensis	3	15.0	0.53, 2.20	0.19 (0.16– 0.21)	10.92 (9.8–10.6)	10.0 (9–12)	70.83 (61.1– 82.3)
sphagnicolus *	6	12.1–17.0	0.74, 2.10	0.49 (0.34– 0.58)	8.61 (6.2– 10.0)	19.3 (11–25)	37.34 (31.1– 46.7)