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Why
Study Frogs? From Medieval Magic to
Modern Medicine Explore a Frogs Life
Cycle
Related Links (opens a new browser window): How do biologists count frogs and other wildlife in Wisconsin? Read about disappearing frogs and deformed frogs found in Minnesota, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison "Why Files." Want to help scientists learn more about this problem? If you find a deformed frog, be sure to write down the exact location of where you found it and send the information to: North
American Reporting Center for Amphibian Malformations, Attn: Bob Hay
(Cold Blooded Species Manager,
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources)
Phone: 608/267-0849
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