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Posted by: Colchicine at Tue May 27 09:03:07 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Colchicine ] How could you possibly say "definitely" about the identification of any tadpole species by looking at the picture? 75% of the tadpoles native to the US require a microscrope to positively identify species. The small ones are DARK just like a Bufo. The ones in the middle have lateral eyes which aren't even characteristic of Rana, they are most likely Psuedacris and definitely Hylidae. The largest would not be leopard frogs at that size. [ Hide Replies ]
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