The coelacanth of frogs

S. Blair Hedges ()
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S. Blair Hedges: Pennsylvania State University

Nature, 2003, vol. 425, issue 6959, 669-670

Abstract: A frog that lives in the mountains of southern India is a rare breed indeed: it is a new species that merits the establishment of a new family. Moreover, this is a discovery with considerable biogeographical significance.

Date: 2003
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