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Fig 1.

The scheme of the chamber for hypothermal storage of frog oocytes in the atmosphere of biologically active gases.

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Fig 2.

Percentage of fertilized eggs from the overall oocyte number (A) and percentage of hatched larvae from the overall number of eggs (B) after storage at +4°C.

Each graph point represents a mean value ± SD for frogs (min. 30×3 oocytes). Day 0 –fresh oocytes. The asterisks represent the reliability of differences between the experimental groups and the control group at the same time point of hypothermal preservation: * P = 0.05, ** P = 0.01.

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Fig 3.

Stages of development of R. temporaria zygote after storage at 4°С in the atmosphere of biologically active gases CO+O2 for 4 days.

Stages of embryonic development: A. Stage 10 (21 h); B. Stage 22 (47.5 h); С. Stage 24 (53.5 h). Larval development: D. Stage 31 (4.5 days).

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