labyrinthicus造句

• The eggs of L . labyrinthicus are laid in foam nests, often in burrows on dry land or in swampy soil near water.
• The antimicrobial peptide pentadactylin has been isolated from the skin secretions of L . labyrinthicus and studied as a potential agent for use in chemotherapy.
• L . labyrinthicus tadpoles are mostly active at night, and hide from visual predators ( including birds such as the creamy-bellied thrush ) during the day by burrowing in gravel and leaves.
• Other frog species do not lay their eggs until the first heavy rains; the head-start of the L . labyrinthicus tadpoles allows them to take advantage of the eggs and newly hatched tadpoles of other frog species.