What is dermal plicae?

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BIReportGuy · Answer 1 · 2021-01-19T10:48:57+0000

dermal plicae of the leopard frog are two pale, thickened bands of the dorsal skin extending posteriorly from each eye to the urostyle prominence. ... While they are normally found in all areas of trunk skin, the larg- est ones are in the plicae

Secretwep · Answer 2 · 2021-01-25T08:02:24+0000

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The dorsolateral dermal plicae of the leopard frog are two pale, thickened bands of the dorsal skin extending posteriorly from each eye to the urostyle prominence While they are normally found in all areas of trunk skin, the largest ones are in the plicae

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