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Figure 3: Habitat Use in D. Tinctorius in Relation to Sex.
doi 10.7717/peerj.7648/fig-3
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Figure 5: Courtship in D. Tinctorius.
Figure 8: Tadpole Transport in D. Tinctorius.
Figure 7: Cannibalism in Tadpoles of D. Tinctorius.
Figure 6: Clutch Development in D. Tinctorius in the Wild.
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Figure 9: Images of an Agonistic Encounter Between Two Male D. Tinctorius.
Supplemental Information 6: Size of Transported Tadpoles in D. Tinctorius.
