Know Your Frog Anatomy
Friday April 25, 2008
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| Credit: Mike Lannoo (USGS) | |
They also have other structures however, that appear useless. Their weak teeth are an example of this.
Frogs breathe through their skin when underwater. They also have a pair of lungs that allow them to breathe on land.
Frogs have a three-chambered heart and a vertebral column that consists of nine vertebrae.
Learn more about male and female frog anatomy, visit the Frog Anatomy page.
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