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Pseudis paradoxa,
known as the
paradoxical frog or
shrinking frog, is a
species of
hylid frog from
South America. Its name
refers to the very large—up...
- longest.
Pseudis species are
distributed throughout tropical and
subtropical South America,
almost entirely east of the
Andes (P.
paradoxa is the only...
- and 10.6
centimetres (4.2 in). The
tadpoles of the
paradoxical frog (
Pseudis paradoxa) can
reach up to 27
centimetres (11 in), the
longest of any frog, before...
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considered a
valid species, it has also been
treated as a
subspecies of
Pseudis paradoxa.
Adult males measure 34–45 mm (1.3–1.8 in) and
adult females 38–51 mm...
-
considered a
valid species, it has also been
treated as a
subspecies of
Pseudis paradoxa.
Adult males measure 36–41 mm (1.4–1.6 in) and
adult females 41–46 mm...
- Argentina, and Brazil. This frog had been
considered a
subspecies of
Pseudis paradoxa but,
after a
genetic analysis in 2007,
scientists concluded it should...
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Systema Naturae,
Linnaeus named the
species Rana
paradoxa,
though its
genus name was
changed in 1830 to
Pseudis.
Monoceros (unicorn):
Linnaeus wrote: "Monoceros...
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Pseudin is a
peptide derived from
Pseudis paradoxa.
Pseudins have some
antimicrobial function.
There are
several different forms: pseudin-1 pseudin-2 --...
- frogs.
Another unusual frog
found in
Trinidad is the
paradoxical frog (
Pseudis paradoxa) in
which the
tadpoles of the
species are
approximately 25 cm long...
- sunflower,
Helianthus paradoxus ghost mantis,
Phyllocrania paradoxa,
paradoxical frog,
Pseudis paradoxa green-banded broodsac,
Leucochloridium paradoxum, few-flowered...
