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Spotted salamander eggs hatch more easily if nibbled by predators

Removing some of the thick jelly layers surrounding spotted salamander eggs may help the embryos inside access more oxygen in the water

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Sep 6, 2023 - 05:00
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Spotted salamander eggs hatch more easily if nibbled by predators
Removing some of the thick jelly layers surrounding spotted salamander eggs may help the embryos inside access more oxygen in the water
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