(PDF) Figure 1: Differences in Male and Female Toad

Figure 1: Differences in Male and Female Toad Morphology Between Habitats. Despite Longer Lifespan of Pine Grove Toads (A) Snout-Vent Length (B) Body Mass (C) Forearm Thickness (D) and Nuptial Pad Extension (E) Were Greater in Agroecosystem.

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Figure 3: Histograms Showing the Distributions of Percentages of Male and Female Toad Snout-Vent Length in Agrosystem ((A) for Females and (B) for Males) and Pine Grove ((C) for Females and (D) for Males).

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Figure 1: Winged Male (A), Wingless Oviparous Female (B) and Copulating Male and Oviparous Female (C) of A. Pisum.

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Figure 1: Snout-Vent Length of Three Species of Anurans Used for Diet Assessment.

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Figure 2: Schematic Drawing Presenting the Localisation and Morphology of Male (A) and (B) and Oviparous Female (C) and (D) Reproductive System of A. Pisum.

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Figure 3: Mastigodiaptomus Alexei Sp. N., Adult Female, Holotype (A, C and D) and Adult Male, Allotype (B, E and F).

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Figure 3: Relationships Between Log Depth and (A) Social Group Size, (B) Rank 1 Length, (C) Rank 2 Length, (D) Rank 3 Length.

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Differences Between Male and Female Mandibular Length Growth According to Panoramic Radiograph

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Figure 1: Differences in Male and Female Toad Morphology Between Habitats. Despite Longer Lifespan of Pine Grove Toads (A) Snout-Vent Length (B) Body Mass (C) Forearm Thickness (D) and Nuptial Pad Extension (E) Were Greater in Agroecosystem.

doi 10.7717/peerj.3791/fig-1

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Figure 3: Histograms Showing the Distributions of Percentages of Male and Female Toad Snout-Vent Length in Agrosystem ((A) for Females and (B) for Males) and Pine Grove ((C) for Females and (D) for Males).

Figure 1: Winged Male (A), Wingless Oviparous Female (B) and Copulating Male and Oviparous Female (C) of A. Pisum.

Figure 1: Snout-Vent Length of Three Species of Anurans Used for Diet Assessment.

Figure 2: Schematic Drawing Presenting the Localisation and Morphology of Male (A) and (B) and Oviparous Female (C) and (D) Reproductive System of A. Pisum.

Figure 3: Mastigodiaptomus Alexei Sp. N., Adult Female, Holotype (A, C and D) and Adult Male, Allotype (B, E and F).

Figure 3: Relationships Between Log Depth and (A) Social Group Size, (B) Rank 1 Length, (C) Rank 2 Length, (D) Rank 3 Length.

Greater Male Than Female Variability in Regional Brain Structure Across the Lifespan

Differences Between Male and Female Mandibular Length Growth According to Panoramic Radiograph