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Why are frogs disappearing from New Zealand?
Frogs are disappearing world wide, and at the moment, a fungus is the No 1 suspect.
Why biology important to the field of psychology?
because frogs will one day rule the world
How are frog's habitats disappearing?
the frogs have no flies
Why are frogs disappearing in Australia?
Because it is getting to hot for them they have no water
What is a good sentence for biology?
we disected postmortem frogs in biology class.
What is the name of a Scientist who studies Lizards?
A scientist who studies lizards is called a herpetologist. They specialize in the study of reptiles and amphibians, which includes lizards, snakes, turtles, and frogs. Herpetologists conduct research on various aspects of lizard biology, behavior, ecology, and conservation.
What does a herptologist?
A herpetologist studies herpetology, which is the study of amphibians and reptiles. So, for example, a herpetologist might study frogs or snakes (or both, perhaps the population dynamics of snakes that eat frogs). Wikipedia has a good article on it, and can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herpetology .
What is a xenopus?
Xenopus is a genus of aquatic frogs commonly used in scientific research due to their large and easily visible eggs, making them useful for studying early development. They are also popular as model organisms in genetics, cell biology, and toxicology studies because of their biological similarities to humans.
Why are the frogs disappearing and what species?
I don't know but I can tell you that the water-holding frog isn't 1 of those species endangered. Scientists have researched and gone in to more detail about them but they are no threat to be endangered.
Zoologist who studies reptiles and amphians?
They are called Herpetologist Zoologist studying specifically the frogs are called Batracologist
Did dinosaurs exist before frogs?
They did. but too be sure ask some one who studies that type of matter
Why frogs always use in research?
Frogs are mostly used in research because they are the closest living relatives to man that are easy to raise in captivity and their embryos are easily handled when doing studies.
