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Amplexus is a type of mating behavior exhibited by some externally fertilizing species in which a male grasps a female with his front legs as part of the mating process, and at the same time or with some time delay, he fertilizes the eggs, as they are released from the female's body. In amphibians, females may be grasped by the head, waist, or armpits, and the type of amplexus is characteristic of some taxonomic groups.
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Flagstaff writer explores link between climate change and a toad - azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
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Amplexus and Mating Behavior in the Japanese Horseshoe Crab, Tachypleus tridentatus - BioOne Complete
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How colour-changing helps male Asian Common Toads avoid other males in a mating frenzy - researchmatters.in
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Frogs have been trying to mate with odd things for 220 million years - New Scientist
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Toad life cycle, amplexus, reproduction, metamorphosis - Britannica
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Country diary: My 40-year love affair with these breeding toads - The Guardian
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Frogs Keep Mating With the Wrong Things - The Atlantic
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Frog Sex (but Were Afraid to Ask) - JSTOR Daily
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Lots Of Frogs And Toads Mate With Things They Shouldn't, From Boots To Corpses - IFLScience
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Oscars, shame and pride – Poor Things: amplexus and autopsy - Lampoon Magazine
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Female frogs fake their own death to avoid unwanted attention from males: Study - ABC7 Los Angeles
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Western Toads Mating - USGS (.gov)
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Why Do Frogs Keep Trying to Mate with the Wrong Things? - Discover Magazine
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Frog breeding behaviour: How frogs mate and produce spawn - BBC Wildlife Magazine
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From Tadpoles to Toadlets: Meet Our Panamanian Golden Frog Hatchlings - National Zoo
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Freaky! New Frog Mating Position Discovered - Live Science
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The Freeloading Boyfriends That Just Won’t Let Go - The Atlantic
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Male toad clings to female for 5 months waiting for chance to mate - New Scientist
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Grimanesa Amorós: Bridging cultures with light - BBC
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Nuptial pad (“breeding gland”) morphology is related to non-random mating in wild male common frogs ( Rana temporaria - Wiley Online Library
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Kent-based alternative metal band Amplexus to play House of Blues - Cleveland.com
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Discovery of a new mating position in frogs - Phys.org
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Wood frog mating season is underway at a vernal pool near you - Foster's Daily Democrat
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Female frogs use winking as flirting tactic: study - China Daily - Global Edition
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2023 California Red-legged Frog Breeding Surveys Yield Mixed Results - National Park Service (.gov)
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Climate change may alter amphibian evolution - Smithsonian Insider
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Magic at Their Fingertips: Poison Frogs Don’t Need a Golden Ball - Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
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Evidence finally collated of toads mating with things they shouldn’t - New Scientist
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Amplexus - Deus Ex Machina - Punknews.org
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Charles Darwin’s frogs turn mating upside down - New Scientist
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Frogs keep trying to mate with weird things – and have for eons - Metro.co.uk
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Study Shows How Even Frogs Make Irrational Mating Choices - Time Magazine
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‘Romeo and Juliet’ give hope for survival of the Sehuencas water frog - The World from PRX
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New ‘froggy-style’ mating position discovered in Bombay night frogs - Mongabay
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Wild Inside: The unique and endangered Lake Titicaca water frog - WVLT
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Do Some Female Frogs Play Dead To Avoid Mating? - Snopes
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See nature in close-up in these stunning photographs - New Scientist
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Interspecific amplexi between two sympatric species of toads, Rhinella major and Rhinella marina (Anura: Bufonidae) - SciELO México
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Froggy style: The interesting story of Bombay night frog mating and its discovery - The Times of India
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The Ice Frog Cometh - bioGraphic
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A rare glimpse into the private life of a poorly-known frog - Australian Museum
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Frog fungus where you least expect it - Australian Museum
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‘Romeo and Juliet’ Frogs’ First Steamy Date - Living on Earth
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Froggy style: unique mating position of Bombay night frogs finally revealed - The Guardian
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Meet the strange Surinam toad, an alien-like South American frog whose live young burst out through holes in its back - BBC Wildlife Magazine
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With no visitors in sight, Manchester Museum oversees an epic struggle for survival - manchestermill.co.uk
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‘Kermit Sutra’ gets seventh amphibian mating position - Science News
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Country diary: tantric embraces and nuptial pads – the secrets of frog sex revealed - The Guardian
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Singing wood frogs mean the end of winter - The River Reporter
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Truth behind frog with ‘massive penis’ after extremely shocking photo goes viral - LADbible
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New mating position found: in frogs - San Diego Union-Tribune
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Scientists have discovered waaaaay too much about this frog's sex life - Nine
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The sunset frog looks like a forbidden snack - Australian Geographic
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Revealed! Scientists uncover new mating position of Bombay night frogs - India TV News
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Noor Riyadh reveals line-up of artists set to shine at light festival this year - The National
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Ancient Frog Fossil Found with Belly Full of Eggs - The Daily Galaxy
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Froggy style: Bombay night frog's mating position is unlike anything seen before - International Business Times UK
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