The Tailless Batrachians of Europe
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56.
Skeleton of male.
fourths the length of the tibia ; three cartilaginous tarsalia, and one or two minute cartilages in the prse- hallux. Distal phalanges obtuse, slightly expanded at the apex. Theepiphysesof all thelongbonesuncalcified.
148 DISOOGLOSSID^.
'easueements OF Sket, ETON (in mi llimetres) .
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Length of skull i:} 11 Width of skull 11 12 Least intevorbital wi dth 25 2-5 Dorsal veitebval column .
v; 15 Urostyle l:!
12 Humerus 9 8 Radius-ulna 7 Manus 10 9 Pelvis 20 17 Femur 14 13 Tibi...a 13 12 Tarsus 9 8 Pes 18 16 Habits. — This species is diurnal and thoroughly aquatic during its period of activity, being found in small ponds or pools or among the grass on the borders. It is very agile in the water, and proceeds by small leaps on land. It likes to rest near the surface of the water with spread-out limbs, nothing but the eyes and nose emerging, and dives to con- ceal itself in holes or under stones or bury in the mud when disturbed. I found it pairing near Berlin in the latter half of May.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
56.
Skeleton of male.
fourths the length of the tibia ; three cartilaginous tarsalia, and one or two minute cartilages in the prse- hallux. Distal phalanges obtuse, slightly expanded at the apex. Theepiphysesof all thelongbonesuncalcified.
148 DISOOGLOSSID^.
'easueements OF Sket, ETON (in mi llimetres) .
?
Length of skull i:} 11 Width of skull 11 12 Least intevorbital wi dth 25 2-5 Dorsal veitebval column .
v; 15 Urostyle l:!
12 Humerus 9 8 Radius-ulna 7 Manus 10 9 Pelvis 20 17 Femur 14 13 Tibi...a 13 12 Tarsus 9 8 Pes 18 16 Habits. — This species is diurnal and thoroughly aquatic during its period of activity, being found in small ponds or pools or among the grass on the borders. It is very agile in the water, and proceeds by small leaps on land. It likes to rest near the surface of the water with spread-out limbs, nothing but the eyes and nose emerging, and dives to con- ceal itself in holes or under stones or bury in the mud when disturbed. I found it pairing near Berlin in the latter half of May.
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