barred frogs造句

• The Great Barred Frog is almost always found near running water.
• The male and female Great Barred Frog will enter the water for amplexus.
• Burpengary Creek catchment is also home to one of Australians endangered frog species the giant barred frog.
• The barred frogs are native to the eastern coast of Australia, with one species inhabiting New Guinea.
• The genus consists of large frogs, the Giant Barred Frog is the second largest frog in Australia.
• The Endangered Giant Barred Frog " Mixophyes iteratu " has also been recorded on the Stanley River.
• Several other frogs at the park are also threatened by the disease including the Fleay's Barred Frog and Loveridge's Frog.
• The great barred frog may be seen along Gheerulla Creek and birdwatchers may hear the melodic, drumming call of the endangered marbled frogmouth.
• Ensure that no swimming occurs downstream of Protesters Falls at the park, so that high water quality remains for the threatened Fleays barred frog.
• Located in the Noosa Biosphere Reserve are the giant barred frog ( " Mixophyes iteratus " ) and cascade tree frog ( " Litoria pearsoniana " ).
• Many amphibians live in the park, including the nearly endangered Tusked Frog ( Adelotus brevis ) and the endangered or threatened Green-thighed frog, Wallum froglet, and Giant barred frog.
• The giant barred frog, Fleay's barred frog, spotted-tailed quoll and the Hastings River mouse are listed as endangered species, once more commonly found in the Goomburra section of the park.
• The giant barred frog, Fleay's barred frog, spotted-tailed quoll and the Hastings River mouse are listed as endangered species, once more commonly found in the Goomburra section of the park.
• The disease has been found throughout Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage area of the Northern-Rivers NSW . The disease has been found in individuals of the Giant Barred Frog and is key threatening process to the endangered frog.
• Additionally, the giant barred frog ( " Mixophyes iteratus " ) has suffered at the hands of the public due to being mistaken for the cane toad ( " Bufo marinus " ), indirectly contributing to its decline.
• It is suspected that the barred frog tadpoles eat carrion, if available, after both Great Barred Frog ( " Mixophyes fasciolatus " ) and Fleay's Barred Frog ( " Mixophyes fleayi " ) tadpoles have both been observed eating carrion.
• It is suspected that the barred frog tadpoles eat carrion, if available, after both Great Barred Frog ( " Mixophyes fasciolatus " ) and Fleay's Barred Frog ( " Mixophyes fleayi " ) tadpoles have both been observed eating carrion.
• It is suspected that the barred frog tadpoles eat carrion, if available, after both Great Barred Frog ( " Mixophyes fasciolatus " ) and Fleay's Barred Frog ( " Mixophyes fleayi " ) tadpoles have both been observed eating carrion.
• Long-finned eels are commonly found in the pools of the plateau and there are numerous reptiles such as the land mullet which is the world's largest species of skink, lace monitor and amphibians species like the orange-eyed treefrog and great barred frog.
• There was strong opposition to the dam from the wider and international community, based on environmental concerns related to the endangered Mary River cod, Mary River turtle, giant barred frog, Cascade tree frog, Coxen's fig parrot, the vulnerable Queensland lungfish, tusked frog, honey blue-eye fish, the Richmond birdwing butterfly and the Illidge's ant blue butterfly.