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Egg -> tadpole -> frog (Note, most fail to develop properly.)
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What is the physical difference between a river frog and a grass frog?
a river frog is not fully developed however a grass frog is invenious
Can frog trap air on their throat?
A frog certainly can trap air in their throat. This is a necessary skill that the frog has developed as a creature that lives both in and out of water.
Does a frog use gills its whole life?
During the metamorphosis from tadpole to frog, a frog grows lungs and loses its gills.
What is the typical food chain of the blue poison dart frog?
The dart frog feeds on insects (ants, centipedes) and occasionally spiders.The frog is food for some birds, and snakes such as Leimadophis epinephelus (aka Liophis epinephelus) which has developed resistance to its poisonous secretions.The loss of the frog's habitat to logging and farming is the major threat to its survival.
Who cloned the first frog in 1952?
The first successful cloned frog was created by scientists at the Institute of Biophysics in Moscow, Soviet Union, in 1952. They used a nuclear transfer technique to clone the frog, which was named "Frog Prince."
Your albino clawed frog has recently developed grayish colored spots on its back what are they and are they bad?
Usually this means that your frog is an albino version of a reticulated clawed frog. as far as I know it's just their colouring. This happened to my frog 'gamma,' a few months ago and he's so healthy.
How does frog Skins relate to their poorly developed lungs?
The lungs produce a chemical called Yourmomisgayamine. This directly corrolates to the skin texture due to the lack of weenur
What is the difference between the frog and human nervous system?
The brain and spinal cord of a human are protected by a triple layer of membranes called meninges; the meninges of the frog have only 2 layers. Human brains are more developed that those of amphibians and contain a cerebral cortex which the frog lacks. A human has 30 pairs of spinal nerves, while a frog has only 10.
What is the Perkins disease?
it is a frog it is a frog it is a frog
In a frog what are the eye sockets advantages?
They are an advantage for the frog because frogs have poorly developed eyelids that don't close all the way when their eyes are pushed out of their skull. Therefore, during resting periods, they can protect their eyes by pulling them into their sockets. ( http://www.microscopyu.com/galleries/confocal/frogeye40x.html)
What are three examples of a frog?
tree frog , poison dart frog , and a glass frog
What are three differences between a frog and a tadpole?
The first difference is that a tadpole (after being hatched) has gills because its body has not developed enough muscular structure to survive on land, so it live underwater, the frog however breaths through lungs (mature frogs cannot breath underwater). Second, a tadpole has a tail, while a frog is tailless. Third, a tadpole does not have any legs (until later in life) while a frog has very long hind legs for leaping.
