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if such a meeting goes ahead, it will be the first between us and ren eand will be the first between spectacular frogs has been identified as a new species, after 20 years of research at the university of manchester. it was originally discovered in panama in1925, but has been confused with the splendid tree frog ever since. the creature has been named sylvia s tree frog, after the three—year—old granddaughter of the conservationist behind the research. you know, it's a biologist‘s dream to actually be able to name a species. and to be able to find such a beautiful frog and to be able to name it after my granddaughter, it's absolutely amazing, really is. but it also means that this particular species that's so close to my heart can be protected for the future, and people will realise how special these frogs are. now it's time for a look at the weather. temperatures are on the rise. dry weather around but outbreaks of rain in the northwest. some cleaver spills over an easter in scotland. it is breezy in the novel half of the uk. sunny and seven england. temperatures in the high teens a

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