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Meaning of genus pipa
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genus pipa (n)
type genus of the Pipidae
genus pipa Sentence Examples
- The genus **Pipa** is a group of aquatic frogs found in South America.
- **Pipa pipa**, the giant Surinam toad, is the largest species in the genus **Pipa**.
- The female **Pipa** frog lays her eggs in a honeycomb-like structure on her back, where they embed and develop.
- **Pipa** tadpoles have a unique appearance with long tails and sucker-like mouths.
- The eggs of **Pipa** frogs are protected by a layer of jelly that prevents dehydration.
- The genus **Pipa** is closely related to the African genus **Xenopus**.
- **Pipa** frogs are nocturnal predators that feed on insects and small invertebrates.
- The skin of **Pipa** frogs is highly vascularized, allowing them to breathe through their skin.
- Some species of **Pipa** frogs are threatened by habitat loss and pollution.
- The genus **Pipa** has been studied by scientists for its unique reproductive and developmental characteristics.
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type genus of the Pipidae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The genus **Pipa** is a group of aquatic frogs found in South America.
**Pipa pipa**, the giant Surinam toad, is the largest species in the genus **Pipa**.
The female **Pipa** frog lays her eggs in a honeycomb-like structure on her back, where they embed and develop.
**Pipa** tadpoles have a unique appearance with long tails and sucker-like mouths.
