During one scene of "Lee Marvin vs. Derek Jeter, Tracy Jordan Tracy Morganan) tells the TGS with Tracy Jordan staff "I know you're all secretly mad, because we finally have a black Disney princess", which is a reference to the 2009 Disney animated film The Princess and the Frog in which the princess character, Tiana, is the first black princess in the Disney Princess franchise.
A similar effect has also been observed in the northern species of Rana aurora (Californian red-legged frog) in which development appears to be slower and animals probably live longer and lay fewer eggs than its warmer climate counterparts (Davidson 1993).
Take, for instance, the story "Alone," from "Days with Frog and Toad," in which Toad goes to Frog's house to visit him but finds a note on the door that reads, "Dear Toad, I am not at home.
Correction: June 7, 2004, Monday A brief report in the On Stage and Off column of Weekend on Friday misidentified some creators of the musical "The Frogs," in which Chris Kattan is to perform this summer at the Lincoln Center Theater.
The problem of tonal discrimination has been somewhat solved in frogs, in which the differential responses to tones by the two papillae may provide some information concerning the pitch of sounds.
We isolated parapinopsin from rainbow trout and clawed frogs, in which the pineal and related organs have been reported to exhibit antagonistic chromatic responses to UV and visible light [ 29, 32].
If the removal of frogs is only based upon the distance rank of each frog, then there is a possibility of eliminating an excessively large quantity of frogs in which some may carry unique schema to contribute in the search process.
With Arnold Lobel's "Frog and Toad Together," in which Frog and Toad try to determine whether they can be brave and scared at the same time, the pupils examine the nature of courage — one of Aristotle's central virtues.
The camera lingers over images of frog cannibalism, in which a starving frog attacks and gobbles another head first, the legs splayed grotesquely out of its mouth.
Still another method is the one in the frog papilla, in which the tectorial membrane is moved by the cochlear fluids while the body of the sensory cell remains at rest.
Indeed, frog GRPs in which PCP is perturbed by knockdown or overexpression of Vangl2 show substantially less posterior bias of cilia positioning, and these embryos fail to correctly lateralize.
