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Review of malformed frogs

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This study reviewed the survey of malformed frogs and the probable causes of their deformities. It analysed the checklist and pattern of malformations in frogs and examined different malformations in frogs of selected articles. It also reviewed the causes of malformation in frogs of different articles. The reviewed showed that limb malformations with 22.41% was the most recorded malformations in frogs with pattern of publications revealed that there was varying trend in article publication which peaked in 2000 and 2023. Different malformations in frogs are abnormal skin, albinism, extra hindlimb, eye malformation. Others are lack of palms, appendages and appendicular, limb malformation, ectrodactyly, brachydactyly and ectrodactyly. The causes of malformations in frogs reviewed includes mutation, parasites, heavy metals, environmental stressors and ultraviolet light. The study concluded that human factors or anthropogenic activities played an important role in malformations in frogs reviewed.
Title: Review of malformed frogs
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This study reviewed the survey of malformed frogs and the probable causes of their deformities.
It analysed the checklist and pattern of malformations in frogs and examined different malformations in frogs of selected articles.
It also reviewed the causes of malformation in frogs of different articles.
The reviewed showed that limb malformations with 22.
41% was the most recorded malformations in frogs with pattern of publications revealed that there was varying trend in article publication which peaked in 2000 and 2023.
Different malformations in frogs are abnormal skin, albinism, extra hindlimb, eye malformation.
Others are lack of palms, appendages and appendicular, limb malformation, ectrodactyly, brachydactyly and ectrodactyly.
The causes of malformations in frogs reviewed includes mutation, parasites, heavy metals, environmental stressors and ultraviolet light.
The study concluded that human factors or anthropogenic activities played an important role in malformations in frogs reviewed.

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