Animals
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Experts Believe There Are More Cryptic Species Hiding in Plain Sight in Nature
There has been an argument among scientists over the eastern United States’ leopard frogs. But with the use of different types of evidence - acoustic and DNA - leopard frogs has been placed in the group of cryptic species. They may be morphologically similar but with distinct behaviors, calls, and genetics.
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