Tadpole with four legs hi-res stock photography and images

Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah, Stock Photo

RFKP73BM–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,

Four images showing the transformation from a tadpole to a frog, on white background. Stock Photo

RMEBHRWX–Four images showing the transformation from a tadpole to a frog, on white background.

Common frog (Rana temporaria) almost a young frog (1 cm length) with four legs - the tadpole will still lose its tail to become frog - Underwater view Stock Photo

RM2A7K80H–Common frog (Rana temporaria) almost a young frog (1 cm length) with four legs - the tadpole will still lose its tail to become frog - Underwater view

France, Isere, French Haut Rhone Nature Reserve, Yellow bellied Ringer Tadpole (Bombina variegata), last stage, tail and four legs, alluvial forest rut Stock Photo

RM2PM832T–France, Isere, French Haut Rhone Nature Reserve, Yellow bellied Ringer Tadpole (Bombina variegata), last stage, tail and four legs, alluvial forest rut

Tadpole with four legs still breathing water - Osteopilus septentrionalis Stock Photo

RFG8CXY4–Tadpole with four legs still breathing water - Osteopilus septentrionalis

Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis. Developmental stage from tadpole. All four legs. Tail regression or absorption. Stock Photo

RMBGD26Y–Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis. Developmental stage from tadpole. All four legs. Tail regression or absorption.

Tadpole with four legs and one with none swimming Stock Photo

RMAAJNKX–Tadpole with four legs and one with none swimming

COMMON FROG (Rana temporaria). 'Froglet' with almost total absorption of tail seen in last tadpole stages of development. Stock Photo

RM2AK7DRF–COMMON FROG (Rana temporaria). 'Froglet' with almost total absorption of tail seen in last tadpole stages of development.

Common Frog (Rana temporaria) tadpole, partial metamorphosis with all four legs present but still retaining tail, swimming Stock Photo

RMCRNN0T–Common Frog (Rana temporaria) tadpole, partial metamorphosis with all four legs present but still retaining tail, swimming

Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis; developmental stage from tadpole to frog. Full length tail. Four legs. Stock Photo

RMBGD290–Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis; developmental stage from tadpole to frog. Full length tail. Four legs.

A small toad tadpole, on a stone, has almost completed its metamorphosis: you can see the head, eyes, tail and four legs. The skin is moist and clammy Stock Photo

RF2XF627F–A small toad tadpole, on a stone, has almost completed its metamorphosis: you can see the head, eyes, tail and four legs. The skin is moist and clammy

common smooth newt advanced larvae legs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn 27 mm long Stock Photo

RME4GAMF–common smooth newt advanced larvae legs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn 27 mm long

Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 6 to 8 weeks, on a lily-pad. Stock Photo

RMA36880–Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 6 to 8 weeks, on a lily-pad.

European treefrog, common treefrog, Central European treefrog (Hyla arborea), tadepol with four legs, Germany, Bavaria Stock Photo

RMADA7ME–European treefrog, common treefrog, Central European treefrog (Hyla arborea), tadepol with four legs, Germany, Bavaria

EDIBLE FROG tadpole Rana esculenta late internal gill stage with four legs developed Stock Photo

RMMFGBJP–EDIBLE FROG tadpole Rana esculenta late internal gill stage with four legs developed

Common common frog (Rana temporaria), partial metamorphosis with all four legs present but still with tail, swimming under water, Belvedere, Bexley, K Stock Photo

RM2PKP897–Common common frog (Rana temporaria), partial metamorphosis with all four legs present but still with tail, swimming under water, Belvedere, Bexley, K

. Degeneration : a chapter in Darwinism. Degeneration; Evolution. D EG EN ERA TION. 23 The frog's ^g'g first gives rise to a little aquatic creature with external gills and a tail—the tadpole —which gradually loses its gills and its tail and acquires in their place lungs and four legs (Fig. 2), so as now to be fitted for life on dry land. From what we otherwise know of the structure of the frog;. Fig. 3.—Adult shrimp of the genus Peneus. and the animals to which it is allied, we are justified in concluding that the tadpole is a recapi- tulative phase of development, and represents to us more o Stock Photo

RMRD27K2–. Degeneration : a chapter in Darwinism. Degeneration; Evolution. D EG EN ERA TION. 23 The frog's ^g'g first gives rise to a little aquatic creature with external gills and a tail—the tadpole —which gradually loses its gills and its tail and acquires in their place lungs and four legs (Fig. 2), so as now to be fitted for life on dry land. From what we otherwise know of the structure of the frog;. Fig. 3.—Adult shrimp of the genus Peneus. and the animals to which it is allied, we are justified in concluding that the tadpole is a recapi- tulative phase of development, and represents to us more o

RMPFNY2F–. Degeneration : a chapter in Darwinism. Degeneration; Evolution. D EG EN ERA TION. 23 The frog's ^g'g first gives rise to a little aquatic creature with external gills and a tail—the tadpole —which gradually loses its gills and its tail and acquires in their place lungs and four legs (Fig. 2), so as now to be fitted for life on dry land. From what we otherwise know of the structure of the frog;. Fig. 3.—Adult shrimp of the genus Peneus. and the animals to which it is allied, we are justified in concluding that the tadpole is a recapi- tulative phase of development, and represents to us more o

RFKP73C0–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,

RMBGD2AK–Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis; developmental stage from tadpole to frog. Full length tail. Four legs.

RME4GADJ–common smooth newt advanced larvae legs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn 27 mm long

Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 2 to 3 weeks, on a lily-pad. Stock Photo

RMA3687F–Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 2 to 3 weeks, on a lily-pad.

European edible frog (Rana esculenta), pollywog with four legs, Germany, Bavaria Stock Photo

RMA7PKW7–European edible frog (Rana esculenta), pollywog with four legs, Germany, Bavaria

EDIBLE FROG froglet Rana esculenta four legs, tail reducing Stock Photo

RMMFH457–EDIBLE FROG froglet Rana esculenta four legs, tail reducing

. Natural history of animals;. Zoology. FROGS AND TOADS. 121 breathe by lungs. P'or example, the young frog or tadpole, when first hatched, appears as m Figure 177, with the gills in tufts on the two sides of the neck; later, it appears as in Figure 178, where the gills are concealed; later, it appears as in Figure 179, where it has hind legs; later, as in Figure 180, with four legs; later still, as in Figure 181, where the tail has mostly disappeared ; and later still, it becomes a perfect frog. Frogs and Toads. These have the body short and thick ; the tongue is long and fixed to the fore pa Stock Photo

RMRDJEBF–. Natural history of animals;. Zoology. FROGS AND TOADS. 121 breathe by lungs. P'or example, the young frog or tadpole, when first hatched, appears as m Figure 177, with the gills in tufts on the two sides of the neck; later, it appears as in Figure 178, where the gills are concealed; later, it appears as in Figure 179, where it has hind legs; later, as in Figure 180, with four legs; later still, as in Figure 181, where the tail has mostly disappeared ; and later still, it becomes a perfect frog. Frogs and Toads. These have the body short and thick ; the tongue is long and fixed to the fore pa

. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. 152 INSECTS INJURIOUS TO THE PEAR. Fig. 160.. semble somewhat a tadpole in form, and having a disagreeable and sickening odor. The head is small, of a reddish color, and is almost entirely concealed under the front segments. It is of a dull-yellowish color beneath, with twenty very short legs, one pair under each segment except the fourth and the last. After the last moult it loses its slimy appearance and dark color, and appears in a clean yellow skin en tirely free from slime ; its form is also ch Stock Photo

RMPFXDK8–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. 152 INSECTS INJURIOUS TO THE PEAR. Fig. 160.. semble somewhat a tadpole in form, and having a disagreeable and sickening odor. The head is small, of a reddish color, and is almost entirely concealed under the front segments. It is of a dull-yellowish color beneath, with twenty very short legs, one pair under each segment except the fourth and the last. After the last moult it loses its slimy appearance and dark color, and appears in a clean yellow skin en tirely free from slime ; its form is also ch

RFKP73B3–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,

Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis; developmental stage.Partial tail regression or absorption from tadpole stage. All four legs. Stock Photo

RMBGD26F–Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis; developmental stage.Partial tail regression or absorption from tadpole stage. All four legs.

RME4GADM–common smooth newt advanced larvae legs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn 27 mm long

Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 10 to 12 weeks. Stock Photo

RMA36882–Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 10 to 12 weeks.

European edible frog and tadpole shrimp, freshwater tadpole shrimp, rice apus (Rana esculenta, Triops cancriformis), tadpole wi Stock Photo

RMADA7K8–European edible frog and tadpole shrimp, freshwater tadpole shrimp, rice apus (Rana esculenta, Triops cancriformis), tadpole wi

RMRD7JC5–. Insects injurious to fruits. Illustrated with four hundred and forty wood-cuts. Insect pests. 152 INSECTS INJURIOUS TO THE PEAR. Fig. 160.. semble somewhat a tadpole in form, and having a disagreeable and sickening odor. The head is small, of a reddish color, and is almost entirely concealed under the front segments. It is of a dull-yellowish color beneath, with twenty very short legs, one pair under each segment except the fourth and the last. After the last moult it loses its slimy appearance and dark color, and appears in a clean yellow skin en tirely free from slime ; its form is also ch

RFKP73ER–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,

Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis. The developmental stage from tadpole. Tail regression or absorption, NEARLY COMPLETE. All four legs. Stock Photo

RMBGD27W–Common Frog (Rana temporaria). Metamorphosis. The developmental stage from tadpole. Tail regression or absorption, NEARLY COMPLETE. All four legs.

RME4GAMG–common smooth newt advanced larvae legs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn 27 mm long

Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 10 weeks, on a lily-pad. Stock Photo

RMA36881–Tadpole of the Common Frog (Rana temporaria) at age 10 weeks, on a lily-pad.

. The advancement of science. Occasional essays & addresses. Natural history. A CHAPTER IN DARWINISM 19 The frog's egg first gives rise to a little aquatic creature with external gills and a tail—the tadpole— which gradually loses its gills and its tail and acquires in their place lungs and four legs (Fig. 2), so as now. Fig, 2.—Tadpoles and young of the Common Frog. 1, Eeceutly hatched (twice natural size) ; 2 and 2a, same enlarged to show the external gills ; 3 and 4, later stages with gill-slits covered by a membrane leaving only the spiracle (see Fig. 16) as an exit for the respired wa Stock Photo

RMRR2TGW–. The advancement of science. Occasional essays & addresses. Natural history. A CHAPTER IN DARWINISM 19 The frog's egg first gives rise to a little aquatic creature with external gills and a tail—the tadpole— which gradually loses its gills and its tail and acquires in their place lungs and four legs (Fig. 2), so as now. Fig, 2.—Tadpoles and young of the Common Frog. 1, Eeceutly hatched (twice natural size) ; 2 and 2a, same enlarged to show the external gills ; 3 and 4, later stages with gill-slits covered by a membrane leaving only the spiracle (see Fig. 16) as an exit for the respired wa

RFKP73B9–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,

A Pacific Tree tadpole which has sprouted legs, but no arms, and still has a tail. In a pond in Issaquah, Washington, USA. Stock Photo

RF2CABF1W–A Pacific Tree tadpole which has sprouted legs, but no arms, and still has a tail. In a pond in Issaquah, Washington, USA.

RME4GAXN–common smooth newt advanced larvae legs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn 27 mm long

. A civic biology : presented in problems. Biology; Sanitation. Development of a frog. 1, two cell stage ; 2, four cell stage; 3, 8 cells are formed, notice the upper cells are smaller; in (4) the lower cells are seen to be much larger because of the yoke ; 5, the egg has continued to divide and has formed a gastrula ; 6, 7, the body is lengthening, head is seen at the right hand end ; 8, the young tadpole with external gills; 9, 10, the gills are internal, hind legs beginning to form; 11, the hind legs show plainly; 12, 13, 14, later stages in development; 15, the adult frog. Figures 1, 2, 3, Stock Photo

RMREKAJ0–. A civic biology : presented in problems. Biology; Sanitation. Development of a frog. 1, two cell stage ; 2, four cell stage; 3, 8 cells are formed, notice the upper cells are smaller; in (4) the lower cells are seen to be much larger because of the yoke ; 5, the egg has continued to divide and has formed a gastrula ; 6, 7, the body is lengthening, head is seen at the right hand end ; 8, the young tadpole with external gills; 9, 10, the gills are internal, hind legs beginning to form; 11, the hind legs show plainly; 12, 13, 14, later stages in development; 15, the adult frog. Figures 1, 2, 3,

Pacific Tree tadpoles which has sprouted legs, but no arms, and still have tails. In a pond in Issaquah, Washington, USA. Stock Photo

RF2CC76NG–Pacific Tree tadpoles which has sprouted legs, but no arms, and still have tails. In a pond in Issaquah, Washington, USA.

Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium Stock Photo

RF2JHDA7X–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium

RF2JHDA7W–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium

RF2JHDA7M–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium

RF2JHDA7R–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium

RME4GR8C–common smooth newt advanced larvae legs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn 27 mm long

RF2JHDA7Y–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium

common smooth newt young larvae forelegs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn Stock Photo

RME4GRFR–common smooth newt young larvae forelegs developing with external feathery gills will leave pond late summer or autumn

RF2JHDA7T–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium

RF2JHDA5E–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, eating duckweed in an aquarium

Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, seen from underneath in an aquarium Stock Photo

RF2JHDA7P–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet with four legs, still needing to absorb its tail, seen from underneath in an aquarium

Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet, still needing to absorb its tail, swimming in an aquarium eating duckweed. Stock Photo

RF2JHDA9T–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet, still needing to absorb its tail, swimming in an aquarium eating duckweed.

RF2JHDA9F–Issaquah, WA, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet, still needing to absorb its tail, swimming in an aquarium eating duckweed.

Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis Stock Photo

RF2JHDABB–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglets resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis Stock Photo

RF2JHDABE–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglets resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

RF2JHDAB3–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

RF2JHDAB9–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

RF2JHDAB8–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

RF2JHDAB4–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

RF2JHDABA–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

RF2JHDAA3–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

RF2JHDAA2–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet resting on a board covered with duckweed in an aquarium. It is going through metamorphosis

Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog tadpoles eating greenery in an aquarium. Stock Photo

RF2JHDA9X–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog tadpoles eating greenery in an aquarium.

Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet trying to reach somewhere to rest on top of the water where it can breathe air, in an aquarium. Stock Photo

RF2JHDAA0–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet trying to reach somewhere to rest on top of the water where it can breathe air, in an aquarium.

RF2JHDA9J–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet trying to reach somewhere to rest on top of the water where it can breathe air, in an aquarium.

RF2JHDAA1–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet trying to reach somewhere to rest on top of the water where it can breathe air, in an aquarium.

RF2JHDA9Y–Issaquah, Washington, USA. Pacific Tree Frog froglet trying to reach somewhere to rest on top of the water where it can breathe air, in an aquarium.

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