The Development of Eleutherodactylus latrans

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Abstract
A cluster of 67 eggs was found in a small pocket of very rich soil under a large rock in Bandera, Texas. The expanded tail, lack of gills and gill slits, absence of operculum and lack of intestinal coiling and the presence of an "egg-tooth" in the embryo indicate development similiar to the terrestrial development of other spp. assigned to the genus.

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