frogs & toads

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From: Jim Rising
Date: Mon, 05 Mar 1990 17:37

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Apparently this loss of frogs is a general phenomenon, esp. at
high latitudes and altitudes, and esp. mid-sized frogs (e.g.,
Rana "pipiens").  Anyone out there know more about this?
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From: rising@utzoo.uucp (Jim Rising)
Subject: frogs & toads
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