Key Identification Features
- A characteristic feature of this species is dilated finger and toe tips.
- Taruga eques resembles and has often been confused with Taruga fastigo, but it can be distinguished by its relatively shorter legs and narrower, longer head.
- Both the tympanum and the supra-tympanic fold are distinct.
- The species has a slender and flattened body, a distinct tympanum, and slender fingers and toes that bear medium-sized terminal discs.
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