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Description

Hylodes lineatus (Schneider) = Lithodytes lineatus / Leptodactylus lineatus (Schneider, 1799)

English translation of original description:

The military frog of Surinam is very peculiar in that the female carries its young on its back in military rank. The little tadpoles, numbering 12 to 20, attach to two diverging back ridges of the mother (that run symmetrically either side of the dorsal central line) by their oral suction plates. The mobile rudder tails are turned outward, on the left side as on the right.

Date

Original work: 1904
Derivative work: 2006-06-12 01:22

Source

Kunstformen der Natur (1904), plate 68: Batrachia (see here, here and here)

Author

Original work: Ernst Haeckel
Derivative work: Pengo (talk)

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