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Farm ponds as critical habitats for native amphibians
A Field Guide to Amphibian Larvae and Eggs of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa
Field guide contents

Figure 1. Egg masses of amphibians; (a) a thin raft of eggs (e.g., Green Frog), (b) a globular cluster of eggs (e.g., Leopard Frog), (c) eggs laid singly or in small clusters (e.g., Chorus Frog), (d) eggs laid in strings (e.g., toads).

(a) a thin raft of eggs (e.g., Green Frog)

(b) a globular cluster of eggs (e.g., Leopard Frog)

(c) eggs laid singly or in small clusters (e.g., Chorus Frog)

(d) eggs laid in strings (e.g., toads)

November 1, 2004

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