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THE WESTERN FROG [Rana pretiosa Bd. and Gird. Female. Seattle, Washington.] Photographed (in water) to show the coloring of the upper and under surfaces.
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THE LEOPARD FROG [Rana pipiens Shreber]. Male (left) and female (right). Ithaca, N. Y. The Leopard Frog may be oreen or brown. It has rounded dark spots outlined with light.
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To show change of color in three North American frogs. (1) THE EASTERN WOOD FROG [Rana sylvatica Le Conte. Providence, R. I.] Any individual frog may be brown of so dark a shade that it is nearly bla
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To show the coloration of some spotted frogs of North America. Figs. I and 2.— THE COMMON LEOPARD FROG [Rana pipiens Shreber, Rhode Island]. Typical pattern of coloration and great divergence from i
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Fig. 1. — GREEN FROGS. Male and Female. [Rana clamitans Latreille. Rhode Island.] The male can be distinguished by the larger ear and the yellow throat. Fig. 2.— THE PICKEREL FROG. Female.[Rana palu
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THE TREE FROG OF THE WESTERN COAST REGION Hyla regilla Bd. and Gird. Males with the exception of the two in the centre]. Chosen from five dozen collected at Seattle, Wash., and photographed to show va
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Rana draytonii Bd. and Gird. Female, four or five years old. South San Francisco, Cal. Photographed to show the coloring of the upper and under surfaces. The frog at the left is in water.
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Hyla regilla Bd. and Gird. Carmel, Cal. Figs. 1, 3 and 5 are photographs of the same male frog (all three photographs taken within ten minutes). Figs. 2, 4 and 6 are a similar series of a female. Hyl
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The upper figure shows one phase of coloration of the Southern Toad. Bufo lentiginosus Shaw. Female. Mimmsville, Ga.] The second figure represents the Rocky Mountain Toad. Bufo woodhousii Bd. and Gi
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THE AMERICAN TOAD Bufo americanus Le Conte. Providence, R. I.] Figs. 1 and 3 represent male toads ; 2 and 4, females. Fig. 1. — So surprised by the suddenness with which they were removed from
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To show coloration of four toads of Southwestern North America. (1) Bufo punctatus Bd. and Gird. Tucson, Ariz. (2) Bufo cognatus Say. Phoenix, Ariz. (3) Bufo valliceps Wiegm. Brownsville, Texas.
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