Where in a frog does gas exchange take place?

Answer 1

Through gills in the water. As they mature, they develop lungs. Then, they go on land.
with gills but when they get older their gills get covered with flaps of skin and then the lungs develop and they have to come up to the surface to breath.
They have gills.
Tadpoles are the first stage of life for frogs and toads once they hatch out of their eggs. Tadpoles are true aquatic creatures and breathe through gills, like fish. As they begin to develop into frogs they grow lungs and lose their gills until they must breathe air like other land animals.
Tadpoles are the first stage of life for frogs and toads once they hatch out of their eggs. Tadpoles are true aquatic creatures and breathe through gills, like fish. As they begin to develop into frogs they grow lungs and lose their gills until they must breathe air like other land animals.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

They receive oxygen and release carbon dioxide through their gills. A gill is a respiratory organ found in many aquatic organisms (ie tadpoles) that extracts dissolved oxygen from water, afterward excreting carbon dioxide.

Answer 4

well well well the three gases exchanges are gas helium and more gas

Answer 5

Frogs are amphibians. This means they need both land and water to survive. Frogs breathe in air and fill up their lungs. This is how their system obtains oxygen.

Answer 6

Through the external gills :)

Answer 7

through its skin

Answer 8

skin