- The
parotoid gland (alternatively,
paratoid gland) is an
external skin
gland on the back, neck, and
shoulder of some
frogs (especially toads), and salamanders...
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characterized by dry,
leathery skin,
short legs, and
large bumps covering the
parotoid glands. In po****r
culture (folk taxonomy),
toads are ****ociated with drier...
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species can be
distinguished from the cane toad by the
absence of
large parotoid glands behind their eyes and the lack of a
ridge between the
nostril and...
- many with red
warts on
their bodies. Also
eastern American toads have
parotoid glands that are the same
color as the
surrounding skin. The
glands don't...
- or
substituted tryptamines of
which some are toxic. They
occur in the
parotoid glands, skin, and
poison of many
toads (Bufonidae family) and
other amphibians...
- "warty".
Behind their eyes, Bufo
species have wart-like structures, the
parotoid glands.
These glands distinguish the true
toads from all
other tailless...
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species have very
large parotoid glands,
which cover the
entire top of
their heads and
droop over
their tympana. The
parotoid gland of the
green tree...
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while others have
little effect. The main poison-producing glands, the
parotoids,
produce the
neurotoxin bufotoxin and are
located behind the ears of toads...
- be
distinguished from White's tree
frogs by the
presence of very
large parotoid glands,
which cover the
entire top of
their heads and
droop over their...
- by a
number of toad species.
Bufotalin can be
extracted from the skin
parotoid glands of
several types of toad.
Rhinella marina (Cane toad),
Rhaebo guttatus...
