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Results from our forumOrigins of Music... out what information there is on other animals (ones that can't produce music) appreciating it, reacting possitively or negatively. cause, if say frogs or mice have a fasination with Mozart then humans connection with music probably evolved previous to humans ability to make music. And then the ...
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Can you use mtDNA to...... idea if there related... um The frog inhabits a few areas total in the state of Arizona and we don't have enough samples taken from the full grown frogs and tatpoles to be able to say if its just one population or multiple scattered populations... if i could just tell if they had the same mother ...
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Can you use mtDNA to...... to develop one. I assume that the egg masses are fertilized and that each mass is fertilized by a single male (if the mating behaviour of your frogs is similar to the norm for frogs). And you can only get a single PCR reaction from each egg. (I had a look at your single-tube protocol. Have ...
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Can you use mtDNA to...... due to the fact that all the frog eggs AZ Fish and Game has sent me are horribly labeled and it would save alot of work later to know which frogs have the same parents if you are able to just test a few before there starting to grow so some organization can be used to reduce the number of ...
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Re: Frog Egg Physilogy... Tris, Freezing, and Boiling. None of these have worked in the slightest except to get mtDNA which as far as i know is useless for finding out if 2 frogs are related which is the overall goal of the project. Swordy
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