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However, no studies had analyzed the jumping behavior of the most primitive living frogs, part of a group dubbed Leiopelmatidae that possess ancient features such as more vertebrae.
Livescience.com 2010
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New studies reveal that some species of primitive frogs - especially the ones in a family called Leiopelmatidae - are good jumpers but are amazingly klutzy at touching down.
U.S. News 2010
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This primitive member of the Leiopelmatidae family does not have a tadpole stage and is one of the world's rarest frogs.
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Amphibians are represented in New Zealand by just four primitive frog species of the endemic family Leiopelmatidae.
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Leiopelmatidae family crash-land rather than touch down gracefully after leaping.
Scientific Blogging 2010
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Leiopelmatidae family crash-land rather than touch down gracefully after leaping.
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Leiopelmatidae, which still sport an ancient physiology, to two more modern frog species.
Scientific American 2010
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Leiopelmatidae, which still sport an ancient physiology, to two more modern frog species.
Scientific American 2010
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Leiopelmatidae family crash-land rather than touch down gracefully after leaping.
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