The Tadpoles of the Scaphiophyrne marmorata of Madagascar Journal

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26th April 2013	#1
MantellaGuy (TylototritonGuy) Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Nationality: Posts: 352 Gallery Images: 0 Comments: 0 Rep:	The Tadpoles of the Scaphiophyrne marmorata of Madagascar Journal Hi everyone, This journal I came across a few weeks ago is about the larval development of the Scaphiophyrne genus from Madagascar, focusing particularly on the Malagasy Marbled Burrowing Frog (S.marmorata). It's not very long and will only take you a couple of minutes to read it but, here you go; The tadpole of the toadlet Scaphiophryne marmorata from Madagascar by Stephane Grosjean & Miguel Vences Hope you all enjoy it and thank you for reading. TyloGuy Tweet Share __________________ "Madagascar is an unrepeatable experiment, a set of animals and plants evolving in isolation for over 60 million years. We're still trying to unravel its mysteries. How tragic it would be if we lost it before we even understood it." — David Attenborough

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