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Rough Skin Newt Problem

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Posted by axanthus on May 01, 2003 at 23:40:02:

In Reply to: Rough Skin Newt Problem posted by EdK on May 01, 2003 at 19:46:14:

Although it pertains mostly towards anurans, the article refers to amphibians in general, which is precicely why I never said anything about it being proven in caudates.

By the way, is this the same Ed that wrote the similar arcitle for Caudatecental saying that egg retention is found in caudates. I think the article is title Bloat in Newts. Here's an interesting quote from that article:

"Constipation, egg retention and ovulation usually only involve the abdominal region close to the cloaca or, at most, the torso of the affected caudate"

Jessica


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