Frog Anatomy

What is the role of the Liver in a frog?

• The Liver produces bile, processes nutrients, and detoxifies harmful substances.

• The Liver stores fat and produces insulin.

• The Liver filters blood and produces red blood cells.

• The Liver regulates body temperature and aids in digestion.

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What is the Cloaca in a frog?

• A specialized organ for breathing.

• A common opening for the digestive, urinary, and reproductive tracts.

• A type of skin gland.

• An organ for filtering blood.

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What is the function of the Heart in a frog?

• The Heart pumps blood throughout the body, supplying oxygen and nutrients.

• The Heart helps in digestion by breaking down food.

• The Heart regulates body temperature by controlling blood flow.

• The Heart produces hormones that control growth.

What is the role of the Esophagus in a frog?

• A tube that connects the mouth to the stomach, allowing food to pass through.

• An organ that filters toxins from the blood.

• A structure that helps in the respiration process.

• A part of the digestive system that absorbs nutrients.

What does the Gall Bladder do in a frog?

• Stores bile produced by the liver, which helps in the digestion of fats.

• Produces insulin to regulate blood sugar levels.

• Filters waste products from the blood.

• Absorbs nutrients from digested food.

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What is the function of the Stomach in a frog?

• The Stomach is where food is mixed with digestive juices and broken down.

• The Stomach stores food until it is ready to be digested.

• The Stomach absorbs nutrients directly into the bloodstream.

• The Stomach filters waste products from the blood.

What is the Tympanic Membrane in frogs?

• A thin membrane that vibrates in response to sound, allowing frogs to hear.

• A type of bone found in the frog's ear.

• A gland that produces mucus for the frog's skin.

• A muscle that helps frogs jump higher.

What is the purpose of the Large Intestine in a frog?

• To absorb nutrients and produce energy.

• To absorb water and compact waste for excretion.

• To filter blood and produce urine.

• To aid in respiration and gas exchange.

What are Maxillary Teeth in frogs?

• Small teeth located on the upper jaw that help grip prey.

• Large teeth found on the lower jaw used for chewing.

• Teeth that are absent in adult frogs.

• Teeth used for grinding food in the stomach.

What is the role of the External Nares in a frog?

• They are used for hearing sounds.

• They allow frogs to breathe air.

• They help in swimming.

• They are used for capturing prey.