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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Adult frogs"”.

  1. The metabolic rate of Xenopus laevis: Interactional influences of development and short term hypoxia

    … 1-66, 1 month post-metamorphic froglets, and adult frogs were measured under conditions of normoxia and various degrees of hypoxia down to PO{dollar}\sb2 > 10{dollar} mmHg. Whole-body lactate contents were also assayed to assess anaerobic metabolic supplementation of aerobic metabolism. Larvae …

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  2. The Post-Metamorphic Development of The Peripheral Auditory System of The Bullfrog, Rana Catesbeiana: An Anatomical and Physiological Study

    … cranial nerve were studied in juvenile and adult frogs. Three populations of auditory fibers are found in both groups, but there is a downward shift in their best excitatory frequencies (BEFs): low frequency fibers with BEFs from 100-800 Hz in juveniles and 100-400 Hz in adults; intermediate …

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  3. Calling ecology of micro frogs (Microbatrachella capensis): a case study using acoustic spatial capture recapture

    … and in response to rainfall. In addition, micro frogs were found to call more at night than during the day. This suggests that future monitoring of this species should occur at night, after rain, and early in the winter breeding season. From the call density estimates, I calculated the size of …

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  4. The Ribosome and Its Role in Early Development.

    … allowed them to develop and obtained normal adult frogs. If all cells have the same genetic information and the ability to express this information under appropriate conditions, how do cells differentiate and specialize?Mirsky (1964) observed that as much as 70-80% of the DNA of the thymus …

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  5. Measuring and modeling the effects of temperature on the amphibian chytrid fungus and assessing amphibian skin bacterial communities

    … bacterial alpha diversity measurements than adult frogs, with higher Faith's phylogenetic diversity, Shannon diversity, and amplicon sequence variant (ASV) richness. Bacterial communities between the three different adult frogs species were not different. Additionally, infected frogs did not …

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