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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 10 (1877) (1877)

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a muscle, undergoes a di- rana fontinalis, by LeConte, Holbrook, and DeKay; and the frog by which sit can always be identified, namely, the ele- minution, which, according to Bernstein, precedes, by about green and yellow frog, rana flavi-viridis, by Harlan. Hol- vated fold of skin which originates… … green center. Throat lemon- ment of the heart (of the auri- THE CLAMOROUS FROG. yellow, passing into yellowish cles and ventricles). The am- white on the abdomen. A few plitude corresponded to about dark marks onthe upper jaw. Body and posterior extrem- The typical clamitans I have found to be the…

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