Frog Research

Unlike humans, frogs need to respond to the environment to maintain their body temperature. When it is warm they move into the sun. When it is too cold they burrow into the mud and hibernate. Maintaining these stable internal conditions is described as...

• homeostasis

• reproduction

• transcription

• respiration

Most frogs are native to freshwater habitats. They cannot survive if their environment has a salt concentration higher than 10%. If placed in a tank with 20% salt concentration what would happen to the frog cells?

• The frog cells would shrink as water moved out towards the salt

• The frog cells would swell as water moved out towards the salt

• The frog cells would swell as water moved into the cell away from the salt

• The water would move in and out of the cells, so there would be no change

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Scientists are currently researching how to help frogs regrow missing limbs like the axolotl. What process would create the new leg cells?

• meiosis

• diffusion

• osmosis

• mitosis

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The wood frog can survive for weeks with 65% of its body frozen. It uses the glucose in its blood as a kind of antifreeze. What is glucose?

• a protein

• a lipid

• a carbohydrate

• a nucleic acid

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The skin cell of a frog contains 26 chromosomes. How many chromosomes are found in a frog sperm cell?

• 13

• 26

• 52

• 25

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What is the role of the frog in this ecosystem according to the food chain?

• producer

• apex predator

• secondary consumer

• tertiary consumer

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How would an increase in the snake population impact the frogs in this ecosystem?

• the frog population would increase

• the frog population would decreaes

• the frog population would stay the same

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Frogs get their carbohydrates from the exoskeletons of all the insects they consume. Which domain also includes organisms are composed of chitin?

• eubacteria

• plantae

• protista

• fungi

Frogs reproduce using sexual reproduction. Which process produces the gametes needed for this type of reproduction?

• mitosis

• metaphase

• meiosis

• mutualism

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Frogs are excellent jumpers. Many frogs are able to leap ​ ​ ​ (a)   times their body length.​

• 20
• 10
• 2
• 5

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