Sentence examples for frog from the from inspiring English sources

An Upper Eocene frog from the Dominican Republic and its implications for Caribbean biogeography.

She drew a one-pound frog from the top of the pile.

It was the first truly global brand born on mobile during the App Store era (we'll politely forget Crazy Frog from the pre-App Store era).

The BBC made the cycle available as a free download, receiving more than 1.4m requests, and ousting the Crazy Frog from the top of the charts.

At one time the leopard frog was considered a single species, Rana pipiens, but, during its wide use as a laboratory frog from the 1940s to the 1960s, developmental and physiological differences were noted in frogs from different geographic areas.

" With his bulbous features and his weed-whacker voice, he reminded me a little of W. C. Fields and a little of the singing frog from the old Warner Bros. cartoon: hogging the spotlight even as he hid from it.

The DNA of these cells must be extracted and inserted into the egg of another frog from which the DNA has been removed.

Of these, the hylid, or "true," tree frogs from the family Hylidae are the most numerous.

Venczel, M. & Csiki, Z. New frogs from the latest Cretaceous of Haţeg Basin, Romania.

Conservationists snatched up the remaining known golden frogs from the rainforest in plastic bags and took them first to "frog hotels" and later to specially created conservation "arks".

Frogs from the middle of the Jurassic Period (201.3 million to 145 million years ago) and thereafter possess the general morphology of extant frogs.