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Frog Morphology & Anatomy

Categories: Zoology-XI
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The chapter on frog morphology and anatomy explores the fascinating structural and functional characteristics of frogs, an essential group of amphibians. Frogs are known for their unique adaptations to both aquatic and terrestrial environments, which are reflected in their morphology. The chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the external and internal features of frogs, highlighting their anatomical organization, body systems, and specialized adaptations.

What Will You Learn?

  • Body Structure: Understand the division of a frog's body into distinct regions, including the head and trunk, and their functions.
  • Adaptations: Explore how the external features of frogs, such as moist skin and webbed limbs, are adapted for survival in both aquatic and terrestrial environments.
  • Organ Systems: Gain insights into the internal anatomical structures of frogs, including their circulatory, respiratory, and digestive systems, and how these systems support their lifestyle.
  • Evolutionary Significance: Learn about the evolutionary adaptations that enable frogs to thrive in various habitats and the importance of their morphology in understanding vertebrate evolution.

Course Content

INTRODUCTION

MORPHOLOGY

ANATOMY
The body cavity of frogs accommodate different organ systems such as 1. Digestive, 2. Circulatory, 3. Respiratory, 4. Nervous and 5. Reproductive systems with well developed structures and functions.

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