Dyeing Poison Dart Frog Tadpole

Dendrobates tinctorius is called the ^dyeing poison frog.^ The name stems from the early belief that Amerindians used the toxins from the frogs to change the colors of parrot feathers. The alleged practice entailed stripping parrots of their green feather

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Alkaloid Amazonia Anura Arrow Basin Cycle Dart Defensive Dendrobates Dendrobatidae Deposition Dyeing Gland Granular Legged Metamorphosis Parental Poison Secretion Skin Stages Steroidal Tadpole Terrestrial Tinctorius Toxin

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