Lab 19: Frog Anatomy Flashcards
Frog phylum
chordate
Frog Subphylum
vertabrata
Frog Class
Amphibia
Reproduction
In water, sperms and eggs are released into the water at the same time.
Gas Exchange occurs:
Across their skin, as frogs breathe through their skin
Water conservation:
not well adapted to conserve water
Tadpoles
have tails and gills, which fall off during metamorphosis
Chitrid fungus
Frogs are unable to breathe as the fungus attacks the frog’s skin and the keretin in it.
Axial skeleton consists of
skull, vertabral colum, sternum, ribs
Appendicular skeleton consists of
(top half) pectoral girdle, arm bons, and hard bones and (bottom half) pelvic girdle, lef bones, and foot bones
Arm bones
humerus, radius, ulna(fused radioulna in frogs)
Leg bones
Femur, patella, tibula, fibula(fused tibiofibula in frogs)
scapulla
shoulder bone
phalanges
toes
males have
a nuptual pad, a larger tympanic membrane, and vocal sacs(not viewable)