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  1. Demonstration of pheromonal activity in the breeding glands of dwarf African clawed frogs (Hymenochirus sp.)

    <p>Anurans rely mainly on vocalizations for mate attraction while urodeles rely mainly on pheromones. However, the presence of breeding glands suggests that anurans may also communicate with pheromones during reproduction. Previous studies have shown that male Hymenochirus sp. are able to attract …

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  2. Effects of male breeding gland in hymenochirus on female reproductive output

    <p>Normal male dwarf African clawed frogs, Hymenochirus sp., possess bilateral, sexually dimorphic, subcutaneous breeding glands just posterior to the forelimbs. Previous studies have shown these glands release pheromones that attract conspecific females. This thesis shows the pheromones also …

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