It always depends on what type of frog you have, but with most frogs, males are smaller than females. Also, look at their hands. Males have thick black pads on their thumbs for clinging onto females during the mating process. During mating season, usually the male will go up high on a branch, tree, or leaf and croak to attract a female, while the females stay low and will not croak at all.
frogs don't have external organs like we do. The only way to tell is to look inside of them. You would have to cut them and check for the uterus. (if it is present it is a female)
It always depends on what type of frog you have, but with most frogs, males are smaller than females. Also, look at their hands. Males have thick black pads on their thumbs for clinging onto females during the mating process. During mating season, usually the male will go up high on a branch, tree, or leaf and croak to attract a female, while the females stay low and will not croak at all.
frogs don't have external organs like we do. The only way to tell is to look inside of them. You would have to cut them and check for the uterus. (if it is present it is a female)
One of the main ways to tell if a frog is male is to examine its "thumbs". Male frogs clasp females during the breeding process by using their "thumbs" which are enlarged at the base.
No they cannot
the way you determine a turtles gender is by looking at the claws males have longer claws then femals do ps hoped this helped.
The genes that determines gender can be found in the Y chromosome.
How big and environment
autosome
Gender
Some frogs, such as the African Reed Frog have been found to change gender, from female to male, when in environments low in male population. There is no evidence currently that the majority of frog species are capable of this change.
one way to determine the gender of a crayfish is to look at the first 2 pairs of swimmerets. The males are longer and prong shaped
There is no such thing as a gender predictor you will need to wait until the hospital discloses the information to you on her next scan, this will be the point in which you can determine the babies gender.
A skeleton does NOT determine gender. The chromosomes of an individual do that. However it is usually possible to determine the gender of a human skeleton by examination of the width of the pelvissciatic notchventral arca protrusions from the skull are more marked in males than femalesheight of the skeletonbone thickness (robustness)gracility of the skeleton
Genetic chromosomes
"Avi" is typically a gender-neutral name and can be used for people of any gender. Without more context or information, it is not possible to determine the gender of someone named Avi.