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SURFACE CONFIGURATIONS OF BELLY INTEGUMENT OF SOME GOBIOID FISHES AND IN COMPARISON WITH A TREE-FROG

Masao Kimura

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Coincidenceof mud-skippers and tree-frogs in their behavior of keeping their body from falling down is evident.Similar act is also apparent in ordinary gobioid fishes

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Coincidenceof mud-skippers and tree-frogs in their behavior of keeping their body from falling down is evident.Similar act is also apparent in ordinary gobioid fishes

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Coincidenceof mud-skippers and tree-frogs in their behavior of keeping their body from falling down is evident.Similar act is also apparent in ordinary gobioid fishes

Key concepts: Integument, Tree frog, Biology, Tree (set theory), Zoology, Anatomy, Fishery, Mathematics

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