Truncate-snouted burrowing frogs
Truncate-snouted burrowing frogs (Glyphoglossus molossus) laying eggs in their nuptial pool. Egg laying involves the frogs in amplexus going heads down, bottoms up so that the eggs emerge on the pond surface as clusters of yellow capsules. Phnom Prich Wil
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Amplexus Burrowing Cambodia Cambodian Copulation External Fertilization Fossorial Frogspawn Glyphoglossus Molossus Mondulkiri Nuptial Phnom Prich Sanctuary Snouted Spawn Truncate
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