Assertion: spadefoot's skin | /r/HasProperty | smooth
Facets:
value: relatively
type: DEGREE
value: with a scattering of small warts
type: OTHER
value: unlike true toads
type: OTHER
value: with pale gold eyes
type: OTHER
value: to the touch
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The skin of the toad is grey or brown in appearance and smooth to the touch.
text: The skin is relatively smooth compared to the rough, warty nature of true toads (genus Bufo), but still contains small bumps.
text: The skin of the spadefoot toad is relatively smooth and covered on the back and sides with tiny, scattered tubercles.
text: The skin of the pickerel frog is smooth with an almost metallic-like lustre.
text: Skin is relatively smooth with pale gold eyes; each back foot has a wedge-shaped black spade; color ranges from green or gray upper surface often with orange tipped skin tubercles; whitish underside
text: The skin is smooth with a scattering of small warts.
text: The Columbia Spotted frog has slightly bumpy skin that is smooth and moist.
text: The skin is smooth.
text: Unlike true toads, spadefoots’ pupils are vertically elliptical and the skin is smooth and lacks warts.
text: Frogs often have long legs that are good for hopping, skin that is smooth and moist, and special pads on their toes that help them climb.
text: The skin is smooth with a scattering of small warts.
text: The Columbia Spotted frog has slightly bumpy skin that is smooth and moist.
text: The skin of G. carolinensis is smooth which is not a common characteristic amongst other varieties of toads.
text: Spadefoots have relatively smooth skin compared to American and Fowler's toads, which are common throughout the state.
text: However, its skin is smooth and covered with minute tubercles, unlike true toads, which have rough, warty skin.
text: Their skin is actually quite smooth and moist, although tiny lumps are sometimes noticeable on their backs.
text: Its relatively smooth skin is covered with a stripe or spot pattern and grey or brown coloration to help it blend in with its surroundings