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(med) Snow Frog (Phrin Las 1987) | (med) 'Snow Frog' (Phrin Las 1987) <br> | ||
Synonyms : gangs sbal (Das 1902) <br> | |||
Illustrations : 'Phrin Las 1987 (23_085) skyin gor <br> | Illustrations : 'Phrin Las 1987 (23_085) skyin gor <br> | ||
Between the images of sbal pa (frog/toad)) and skyin gor in the Medical Thangkas is hardly a difference. sbal nag is identified with the Asiatic toad (Yeshi 2017), and the synonym gangs sbal (or da byid) is identified with the Mountain salamander. But there are some frogs known in Tibet. The Chinese brown frog, Rana chensinensis, | Between the images of '''[[sbal pa]]''' (frog/toad)) and '''[[skyin gor]]''' in the Medical Thangkas is hardly a difference. '''sbal nag''' is identified with the Asiatic toad (Yeshi 2017), and the synonym '''gangs sbal''' (or '''[[da byid]]''') is identified with the Mountain salamander. <br> | ||
But apart from the more terrestrial toads, there are some frogs known in Tibet. The Chinese brown frog, ''Rana chensinensis'', is native to a large part of western China, Tibet and Inner Mongolia. It is prescribed in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia for the drug Ranae Oviductus. The small High Himalaya frog, ''Nanorana parkeri'', is found only on the Tibetan Plateau and Nepal, breeding at elevations from 2,800 m to almost 5,000 m, making it perhaps the highest elevation frog (amphibiaweb). <br> | |||
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སྐྱིན་གོར
lizard [RY]
lizard, snow frog [JV]
lizard, snow frog, shape like da byid meat used as med. ?? [IW]
(med) 'Snow Frog' (Phrin Las 1987)
Synonyms : gangs sbal (Das 1902)
Illustrations : 'Phrin Las 1987 (23_085) skyin gor
Between the images of sbal pa (frog/toad)) and skyin gor in the Medical Thangkas is hardly a difference. sbal nag is identified with the Asiatic toad (Yeshi 2017), and the synonym gangs sbal (or da byid) is identified with the Mountain salamander.
But apart from the more terrestrial toads, there are some frogs known in Tibet. The Chinese brown frog, Rana chensinensis, is native to a large part of western China, Tibet and Inner Mongolia. It is prescribed in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia for the drug Ranae Oviductus. The small High Himalaya frog, Nanorana parkeri, is found only on the Tibetan Plateau and Nepal, breeding at elevations from 2,800 m to almost 5,000 m, making it perhaps the highest elevation frog (amphibiaweb).
Johannes Schmidt (talk) 17:50, 24 February 2024 (EST)