Frogs
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The Gender Game: How Road Salt Changes Frog Population Sex Ratios
Gender is such a big issue that it isn't confined to just humans. Researchers from the Yale and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have discovered something extraordinary about frogs: chemicals in road salts used to de-ice paved surfaces alter the sex ratios in nearby frog populations.
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Mysterious Mass Deaths: 10000 Endangered Frogs Just Died In Peru, and No One Knows Why
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Bat Uses Echolocation to Hunt in Noisy Environment, Study Shows
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Fighting the Frog Killer: Ending the Chytrid Fungus Crisis with More Fungus
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Are Amphibians About To Go Extinct? The Amphibian Crisis is Worse Than You Think
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Frog with 'Giant Penis' Takes Over the Internet; Scientists Say It Might Be an Unformed Leg
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Long-Lost Tree Hole Breeding Frogs Rediscovered In India
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Five Goals To Save Amphibians In 2016
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Frogs With Spiny Eye Sockets Discovered In Madagascar
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Adopt-a-Tadpole To Save Iconic Quito Rocket Frogs From Extinction
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Six New Clawed Frogs Found In Africa Shed Light On "Lost Ancestor"
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Freshwater Fish Have Evolved With Built-In Night Vision Goggles, Researchers Say
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Tiny Rare Frogs Depend On Hibernating Bats For Their Poop
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