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    A frog’s internal organs. Brehms Tierleben. Vol. 4. 1912, 

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    The frog laces up. Advertising poster. L. Cappiello, artist. 1906.

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    The grasshopper and the frog. Nature and Science Readers: Outdoor Visits - Book Two. 1935.

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    [Frogs, iris and waterlilies.] Charles-Louis Houdard. 1898.

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    [Frogs, iris and waterlilies.] Charles-Louis Houdard. 1898.

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    “Nufond giants weigh up to 3 lbs each.” Popular Mechanics. August 1937.

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    "Various anuran amphibians, not all to one scale." The life of vertebrates. 1962.

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“The head of a frog morphs into the head of a person. Colored etchings by Christian von Mechel after Lavater, 1797.
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    The head of a frog morphs into the head of a person. Colored etchings by Christian von Mechel after Lavater, 1797.

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    nemfrog:

    The head of a frog morphs into the head of a person. Colored etchings by Christian von Mechel after Lavater, 1797.

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    “Various anuran amphibians, not all to one scale.” The life of vertebrates. 1962.

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    nemfrog:
““The appendages of the vertebrates are homologous, as shown by comparing the skeletons of these three. It would be difficult to explain these similarities on any other basis than organic evolution.”
Zoology. 1952. Internet Archive.
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    nemfrog:

    “The appendages of the vertebrates are homologous, as shown by comparing the skeletons of these three. It would be difficult to explain these similarities on any other basis than organic evolution.”

    Zoology. 1952. Internet Archive.

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    nemfrog:

    “The appendages of the vertebrates are homologous, as shown by comparing the skeletons of these three. It would be difficult to explain these similarities on any other basis than organic evolution.”

    Zoology. 1952. Internet Archive.

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    Frogs and reeds. Charles-Louis Houdard. 1895.

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    The three on the bottom are tadpoles and the two above are considered frogs. Biology for high schools. 1920.

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