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Hamilton's frog

Hamilton's frog noun: leiopelma hamiltoni, a primitive frog native to New Zealand.

Noun

Hamilton's frog (plural Hamilton's frogs)

  1. Leiopelma hamiltoni, a primitive frog native to New Zealand.

Forms of Hamilton's frog

pluralHamilton's frogs

Origin of Hamilton's frog

Named after Harold Hamilton, who collected the type specimen.

Questions about Hamilton's frog

What does Hamilton's frog mean?
Hamilton's frog means leiopelma hamiltoni, a primitive frog native to New Zealand.
What part of speech is Hamilton's frog?
Hamilton's frog is a noun.
What is the plural of Hamilton's frog?
The plural of Hamilton's frog is Hamilton's frogs.

Words near Hamilton's frog in the dictionary

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  4. Hamilton Town
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