frog dissection

Row of teeth along the outer border of the upper jaw, hold food and grip tightly

• Maxillary Teeth
• Vomerine Teeth
• Tongue
• Mouth

Located between the internal nares, these teeth serve to prevent the escape of prey

• Maxillary Teeth
• Vomerine Teeth
• Vampire
• Sharp

The tube that connects the mouth to the stomach

• Esophagus
• Stomach
• Pyloric Sphincter Valve
• Pancreas

This breaks down and stores food (first site of chemical digestion)

• Small Intestines
• Large Intestines
• Liver
• Stomach

This regulates the exit of food from the stomach

• Pyloric Sphincter Valve
• Doudenum
• Small Intestine
• ileum

This is responsible for most chemical digestion; absorbs nutrients from food

• Small Intestine
• Large Intestine
• Stomach
• Rectum

The first straight part of the small intestines

• jejunum
• doudenum
• ileum
• Pyloric Sphincter Valve

The lower portion of the small intestines (curled)

• jejunum
• doudenum
• ileum
• colon

The common exit for feces, urine, sperm and egg

• Rectum
• Cloaca
• Pancreas
• Bile

Adapted for catching insects

• tongue
• lungs
• teeth
• feet