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A Radio-tracking Study of the Behaviour of Females of the Frog Buergeria buergeri (Rhacophoridae, Amphibia) in a Breeding Stream in Japan
テレメトリー法によるカジカガエル雌の繁殖場での行動の研究
1988
Japanese journal of herpetology
テレメトリー法によるカジカガエル雌の繁殖場での行動の研究
Breeding behaviour of females of the stream-breeder, Buergeria buergeri was studied in the Inokawa River, Chiba Prefecture, in the early summer of 1986. We attached newly devised miniature transmitters to six gravid females which appeared in the stream for spawning, and released them in or near the stream. All of the females completed mating, spawning, and returning to land within two days after their release. Each female mated with a male within a few hours after release near the release
doi:10.5358/hsj1972.12.3_102
fatcat:p7vohn3aencxfnagaym4hue3e4