Genetics, Morphology, Advertisement Calls, and Historical Records Distinguish Six New Polyploid Species of African Clawed Frog (Xenopus, Pipidae) from West and Central Africa

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For newly described species of amphibians, authors often include information on the internal anatomy (esp. the skeleton), male mating calls (for frogs), and tadpoles. In a 2015 paper, we also included info on both chromosomes and parasites! https://t.c…

Six new species of clawed frogs from #MacBiology's Ben Evans #PLoSONE https://t.co/6vLR6vnDxI https://t.co/szj8zxEuyx

RT @Milnesium: Hybridations, polyploïdisations : une màj de l'histoire évolutive des Xénopes #évolution https://t.co/jpNU1pbtSa https://t.c…

RT @DrScanley: Our new PLOSone paper is out and features many CT scanned Xenopus! https://t.co/gz8sJHCqZR

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