- The
pouched frog (****a darlingtoni), or hip
pocket frog, is a small,
terrestrial frog found in
rainforests in
mountain areas of south-eastern Queensland...
- ****a wollumbin, the
Wollumbin pouched frog or
Mount Wollumbin hip-pocket
frog, is a
species of small,
terrestrial frog endemic to New
South Wales, Australia...
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finishing with a foam capping. Some
frogs protect their offspring inside their own bodies. Both male and
female pouched frogs (****a darlingtoni)
guard their...
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marsupial tree
frog (Gastrotheca riobambae), also
known as the
Riobamba marsupial frog or
Riobamba pouched frog, is a
species of
frog in the
family Hemiphractidae...
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their young,
where they
develop until metamorphosis. The
pouched frog (****a darlingtoni) has
pouches on the
sides of its body. The male will
guard the eggs...
- supply. The
pouched frog (****a darlingtoni) lays eggs on the ground. When they hatch, the male
carries the
tadpoles around in
brood pouches on his hind...
- as
frogs. All
Australian frogs are in the
suborder Neobatrachia, also
known as the
modern frogs,
which make up the
largest proportion of
extant frog species...
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Sandhill frog (Arenophryne rotunda)
Pouched frog (****a darlingtoni)
Bilingual frog (Crinia bilingua)
Desert froglet (Crinia deserticola)
Quacking frog (Crinia...
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significant portion of time, the only
species in this
genus was the
pouched frog (A. darlingtoni). However, a
second species, A. wollumbin, was described...
- example, the male
pouched frog of
eastern Australia protects tadpoles in
pouches on the
lateral surface of
their skin, the gastric-brooding
frog raised tadpoles...
