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    Default Monogamous Frog - Ranitomeya imitator

    It's a touching story about two faithful lovers.

    From the Science Now website:
    Monogamy Seen in Amphibians for First Time - ScienceNOW
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    Default Re: Monogamous Frog - Ranitomeya imitator

    Hi Terry, thanks for that but we got there a few days ago: http://www.frogforum.net/press-news-...-monogamy.html
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    It takes a while for news to travel across the great pond
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