In addition to the frogs with one of the 15 haplotypes, six frogs were found to be heteroplasmic for haplotypes 1 and 5, and two frogs were found to be heteroplasmic for haplotypes 4 and 15.
The project cost $14 million and the four frogs were $90,000.
In total, the dorsal and ventral skin of seven frogs was prepared successively for the dermal absorption experiments.
In addition, a total of six LL frogs were caught; no RR frogs were encountered.
Our combined phylogenetic, temporal, and biogeographic evidence in two frog clades is indicative of Late Cretaceous terrestrial connections between most adjacent Gondwanan landmasses.
Frogs were fed crickets two to three times weekly after water changes.
Four to six hours before embryo collection, female frogs were injected with 200 units of hCG.
Quadrats from three small islands, where no frogs were detected in any of the sampling strategies (VES or quadrats), were excluded from the calculation of density of frogs.
The first possibility is that túngara frogs were split in two groups by a vicariance event.
DO NOT mix frog species as some frogs are dangerous to one another.
