Live juvenile and adult
African clawed frogs were abundant and concentrated in the pooled deeper water just inside the breach to the ocean.
In May 2013, we discovered a population of the
African clawed frog at Puente El Morro, Canada El Morro, (32[degrees] 15.74'N, 116[degrees] 59.418'W; elevation 5 m) in the municipality of Rosarito (Fig.
metamorphosis, and gonadal sex differentiation of
African Clawed frog, Xenopus Chemosphere, 76(8):1048-1055.
The
African clawed frog (Xenopath) is the most commonly used frog in biomedical research.
But van Hemmen discovered that young
African clawed frogs aren't skilled yet at this method.
So researchers were surprised recently to discover that not only does the female South
African clawed frog take a leading role in mating matters, she does so by producing her own percussion music.
Gurden applied this technique of a nuclear transplantation to transferring a cell from the intestine of a South
African clawed frog to an egg cell of another individual of the same species.
The
African clawed frog (Xenopus laevis) has established invasive populations outside of its natural range, including throughout southern California; however, little is known concerning its impacts on native ecosystems.
He described the fascinating anti-microbial lens properties he is developing, many of which are inspired by features already found in nature--for example, sharp nano pillars in cicada wings capable of piercing Pseudomonas cells and cationic peptides discovered in the
African clawed frog, which are anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and kill Acanthamoeba.
dendrobatidis, and the
African clawed frog (Xenopus laevis), which is not susceptible to chytridiomycosis, was thought to be a primary carrier responsible for global dispersal of B.
Andres Collazo at the House Ear Institute, Los Angeles, and his team selected the
African clawed frog Xenopus laevis and the zebrafish Danio rerio for their study because during embryonic stages of development, the hearing and balance organs of both the species greatly resemble those of humans.