How are the limbs of the frog whale dog human bat bird and alligator similar?

Answer 1

> We both have legs and arms

> We both have a tongue, fingers, lungs, skin, brains, veins, arteries, blood, a heart, gull bladder, liver, atruims, ventricle(s), eyes, ears, mouth, nose, throat, bones, large intestine, small intestine, ribs, stomach, anus, spinal cord, skull, and many more

> [We both inhale and exhale] <--- anatomy?

both have or have had at one point in their lives a notochord; a dorsal (hollow nerve chord) pharyngeal pouches; and tail- similar because both belong to subphylum Vertebrata (both vertebrates)

Answer 2

• They have spinal cords.
• They have bilateral symmetry.
• We all have gill slits sometime in our live,{ when they are tadpoles, when we first have entered the mothers uterus}

• Well, there are the obvious similarities of sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste.
• The fact we are both animals, have the same Phylum (Chordata), and there are other very obvious similarities, however there are not many specific similarities between us and frogs other than our Kingdom and Phylum (Animalia, Chordata).

• Both have 5 toes

• One reason why humans and frogs are similar is their ears.

• They both use lungs to obtain oxygen

Answer 3

They are similar because frogs and humans have the same body systems but frogs are only smaller version of human.

frogs do not have all the same systems. instead of having the excretory and reporductive systems they have the urogenital system, which is a combination of the two

Answer 4

Their skin keeps their shape and both require a large amount of water to keep the skin moist.

Answer 5

Humans and frogs both have skin, eyes, ears, arms and legs, muscles and tendons, teeth, tongues, toes and reproductive organs.

Answer 6

They are both unusally strong for their size, and they have similar muscle style.

Answer 7

some of them also have various bones fused together with other bones in the limbs. birds for example, often have limb bones that are fused to one another.