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pool frog

amphibian
Also known as: Rama lessonae
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  • Marsh frog (Rana ridibunda).
    marsh frog

    The pool frog (R. lessonae) is the other species of European aquatic frogs. They may interbreed with marsh frogs to produce a hybrid form called the European edible frog (R. esculenta). Male and female edible frogs may breed with males and females of either R. ridibunda…

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    The pool frog (R. lessonae) is the other species of European aquatic frogs. They may interbreed with marsh frogs to produce a hybrid form called the European edible frog (R. esculenta). Male and female edible frogs may breed with males and females of either R. ridibunda…

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