Intestines are present underneath frogs stomach i.e on the posterior side of the body.
yes
Digestive System.
yes there is and its gross to disect frogs
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The pylorus is the lower area in the stomach in a frog. The function of the pylorus in a frog is to standardize the exit of food from the stomach.
i was taught in class what the intestines do but i can't remember. But the stomach digests the food. thts all i know srry
The gastric glands in frogs are found in the wall of their stomach. These small glands secrete gastric juice needed to aid in protein digestion.
Frogs have a stomach and gastrointestinal system like most animals, they simply digest their food like you do. :/
In frogs and all other vertebrates lining of stomach and small intestine is made up of mucosa . But mucosa of small intestine possess villi which are finger like projections which increase surface are for absorption .Villi are absent in stomach .the lining in both frogs are think, but the stomach's is shorter than the intestine's In frogs and all other vertebrates lining of stomach and small intestine is made up of mucosa . But mucosa of small intestine possess villi which are finger like projections which increase surface are for absorption .Villi are absent in stomach .the lining in both frogs are think, but the stomach's is shorter than the intestine's
Yes it does. You can tell when a thing has an esophagus when it has to carry food down to it's stomach.
Movement of food from oral cavity to stomach.Helps them swallow their food.Swallows the food.it moves food toward the stomach by muscular peristaltic contractions and by the beating of cilia that line its internal surface.The function of a frog's esophagus is to transfer food down to the frogs stomach.the frogs esophagus is where food goes through before entering the stomach.the frogs esophagus moves food to the stomach by way of cilia.