The tadpoles grew to 12 times the weight of an individual egg while in the nest; no nesting tadpole was beyond stage 25. The longest time we followed tadpoles in a nest was 25 days. Tadpoles were found preying upon eggs of three other frog species and upon conspecific eggs. Males fought...
Dorsal and ventral fin, medullary tube, notochord, all the various organs proper to the excised tail differentiate in a nearly normal way, the principal abnormality due to the section being the closure of the nerve tube and the growth of a layer of ectoderm over the cut surface. The growth...
Like most amphibians that are able to live both on land and in water, these begin life in a juvenile “tadpole” state, then change into the adult form—except for one species, the axolotl, which famously lives its entire life as a juvenile. The simplest explanation for this is that the...
We write down the teleparallel equivalent to Hassan–Rosen bigravity, which is written using a torsionful but curvature-free connection. The theories
Each of these so-called Canaries will also tow a sort of underwater trellis made of steel wire, known as the Tadpole, tethering together vases in which giant bladder kelp can grow. The vessel will feed the seaweed through tubes from an onboard tank of micronutrients. ...
In this opening section, the tadpole character, living in a pond makes a promise to "never change" to the caterpillar character who lives on a branch of a willow tree. However, this promise made out of love is undone as first the tadpole grows front legs, then back legs, despite ...
The tadpole brain is semi-transparent, enabling Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) imaging, which allows us to visualize the entire embryonic CSF circulation in 3D in real-time and can demonstrate the hallmarks of human hydrocephalus including aqueduct stenosis and ventriculomegaly. By combining CRISPR...
2. Impacts of P. clarkii on ecosystems 3. Socioeconomic impacts following the establishment of the red swamp crayfish 4. Management of P. clarkii 5. Climate change and predicting the impact of P. clarkii 6. The urgency of a unified, strengthened legislation in europe for controlling the red...
Their skin was quite translucent which I had never realised before, so when we could see their tummies we could observe their intestines too! Notice how cleverly the tadpole camouflages himself to the pink sandstone rock in the image below. ...
Mo Yan’s artistic criticisms of the novel characters in these two novels were also mutually verified, creating an aesthetic effect of intertextuality. If we take the literary figure “Mo Yan” as our clue to analyze the writer “tadpole” in Frog (蛙) and the writer “Mo Yan” in The ...