How many cells result from mitosis in a frog?

Answer 1

Different species of frog have different numbers of chromosomes.

Many species of frog have 26 chromosomes (13 pairs), but there are many exceptions. For example the Western Clawed Frog (Xenopus tropicalis) has 20 chromosomes (10 pairs).

Answer 2

Frogs do not have babies--they lay eggs that eventually hatch and develop into frogs. Some species lay up to ten thousand eggs at a time, but very few of these will develop into adult frogs.
Frogs can lay hundreds to thousands of eggs at one time.
They can lay hundreds to thousands of eggs at one time.

Answer 3

Yeah, the frogs do have cells. Any living thing (organism) has cells, no matter what.

Answer 4

There are 26 chromosomes in a frog egg cell before mitosis.

Answer 5

Four cells result from a single cell undergoing meiosis in a frog.

Answer 6

Mitosis in frogs typically results in two daughter cells. Each daughter cell receives an identical set of chromosomes to the parent cell.

Answer 7

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