in pouch on back of female Flectnotus [marsupial frog] Hemiphractus a hylid carries eggs on its back Pipa [Surinam toad]: fertilized eggs sink into brooding pouches in the softened skin of female tadpoles are carried in stomach of Australian Rheobatrachus tree frog eggs in bromeliads Classification the most well-known North American families are Ranidae - frogs Most abundant and successful of the frogs are of the genus Rana (Gr. for frog).
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carries are sink are are carried
eggs L:in pouch on back of female Flectnotus
Ranidae - frogs
into brooding pouches in the softened skin of female tadpoles
of the genus Rana (Gr. for frog
L:in stomach of Australian Rheobatrachus tree frog eggs in bromeliads