Malformed frogs rarer than thought
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Frogs and toads missing entire limbs made up only 3.7 percent of the amphibian population that scientists tracked during a 10-year study.
Reeves et al/PLOS ONE 2013
Frogs and toads missing entire limbs made up only 3.7 percent of the amphibian population that scientists tracked during a 10-year study.
Reeves et al/PLOS ONE 2013