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FIGURE 1 in A description of the skeletal morphology of Rana pyrenaica (Anura: Ranidae), with comments on functional morphology, ecological adaptation and relationships with other Iberian ranids

FIGURE 1. Cleared-and-stained specimens. A–C: Skulls (dorsal views), A: Rana pyrenaica (BHC-108); B: Rana iberica (BHC-104); C: Rana temporaria (BHC-114); D–E: Vertebral column (dorsal views), D: Rana pyrenaica (BHC-112); E: Rana iberica (BHC-101); F: Rana temporaria (BHC-114); G and H: Structure of the pectoral girdle (ventral views), G: Rana pyrenaica (BHC-101); H: Rana iberica (BHC-101); I–L: Structure of palmar elements, I: Rana pyrenaica (BHC-110); J: detail of the first digit of the male specimen of Rana pyrenaica (OA94072201), arrow indicates the tubercle on the third phalanx; K: Rana iberica (BHC-103); L: Rana temporaria (BHC-114); M–O: Structure of foot elements. M: Rana pyrenaica (BHC-110); N: Rana iberica (BHC-108); O: Rana temporaria (BHC-114). Scales = 5 mm.

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8
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12
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8
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Repository
zenodo
Published
September 12, 2017
License
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DOI
10.5281/zenodo.892358

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