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Fayzulin, A. I., Chikhlyaev, I. V., Mineev, A. K., Kuzovenko, A. E., Mihaylov, R. A., Zaripova, F. F., Popov, A. I., & Ermakov, O. A. (2018). New Data on the Anomalies of Tailless Amphibians of the Volga Basin. KnE Life Sciences, 4(3), 29–35. https://doi.org/10.18502/kls.v4i3.2099

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  • A I Fayzulin
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  • May 3, 2018

New Data on the Anomalies of Tailless Amphibians of the Volga Basin

KnE Life Sciences / The Second International Conference on Amphibian and Reptiles Anomalies and Pathology / Pages 29–35

Abstract

This paper presents new findings on abnormal specimens of amphibians in the Volga basin. Some anomalies have been noted for the first time: macrophthalmia, eardrum anomalies in marsh frogs (P. ridibundus), the absence of a tympanic membrane in green toads and ectromelia in spadefoot Pallas samples (P. vespertinus).

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