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Smooth Guardian Frog (Limnonectes palavanensis) male with tadpoles, family Dicroglossidae, Sarawak, Borneo
Male guards eggs, which are laid on the forest floor, and then transports tadpoles to a water source.
Photograph by Kurt Orion G
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Hello Mark! I found out about the limnonectes genus recently - why are some of them knobheads? What is the purpose of knob?
The structure is called a caruncle, which sounds like a made-up word, but then again, all words are made up. It is made of connective tissue underneath skin full of mucous glands (studied histologically by Lambertz et al. 2014), but its function is unknown. However, because it is only present in males, I have a well-founded suspicion that it is involved in sexual selection one way or another. I would guess that it is either (a) very intimidating for other males, (b) actually helpful in physical contests among males, (c) very attractive to females, or (d) some combination of the above.
Limnonectes beloncioi by S.L. Travers
Limnonectes beloncioi, source: x
Limnonectes cintalubang by Chien Lee
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Limnonectes conspicillatus, source: x
Limnonectes dabanus by blueSolid
Limnonectes blythii by Steven Wong
