Stack #1274947 Word Scramble
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Question | Answer |
The eggs of a frog are laid and fertilized where? | in the water |
The lid of a frog's eye that is transparent is called what? | nictitating membrane |
Which kind of teeth is located in the middle of the roof of a frog's mouth? | vomerine teeth |
Which kind of teeth are located at the sides of a mouth? | maxillary teeth |
This is a digestive juice made by the liver. | Bile |
This organ of a frog is where most of the digestion and absorption of food into the bloodstream take place. | small intestine |
Water is absorbed from food in this organ. | large intestine |
This sac stores urine until it passes out of the body through the cloaca. | urinary bladder |
When you put a frog on a dissection tray without cutting it open, what is one way you can tell if it is a male or a female? | The male will have an enlarged thumb pad compared to the female. |
What organ of a frog acts like ears? | the tympanum |
What exits the cloaca? | urine, feces, and reproductive cells |
If you cut past the muscles, how can you tell if your frog is a male or a female? | The female has dark-colored eggs and the male has sperm ducts and testes. |
This is a connective tissue that lies on top of the red kidneys. | peritoneal membrane |
What do the positions of the frog's teeth say about how they are used? | They might be used to hold food in place. |
At the end of hibernation, the abdominal cavity of a frog would contain small fat bodies or none at all. What do you think could be the function of the fat bodies? | They supply food for the frog during hibernation. |
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