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giganteus, a species possibly conspecific with P vampyrus (7). In this research, it would not have been productive to assay contaminants in tissues of the frogs because of their small size, and because frogs are individually tagged but stored together in jars of fixative with conspecific individuals, which would enable postmortem cross-contamination. Presumably, a conspecific meal has precisely the compounds that the diner needs. |
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