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Cutting out the excess: Reduction of larval structures in Asian tree frogs (Anura: Rhacophoridae) from Vietnam with different modes of reproduction and development
Abstract Rhacophorid frogs, with their unique diversity of reproductive modes, are a perfect model group for studying the evolution of different forms of ontogeny. While phylogenetic studies yield controversial results, the morphological basis of the ontogenetic remodeling remains insufficie
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