Anura (Modern Frog) fossil specimen

WildFilmsIndia 2014-08-12

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Anura (Modern Frog) fossil specimen

Anura is the clade of living frogs and their close fossil relative. The name Anura refers to the lack of tail. The node-based Anura was defined by Ford and Cannatella (1993) as the last common ancestor of living frogs and all its descendants.

Source: Singapore Butterfly Park

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