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| what structure is used for breathing |
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| what is the function of the eustachian tubes |
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Definition
| equalizes air pressure in the ear |
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| describe the tongue of a frog |
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Definition
forked sticky attached to lower front jawline |
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| how many lids does a frog have |
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Definition
3 upper lower water protecting lid |
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| what is the shape of the stomach |
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Definition
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| how many lobes does the liver have |
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Definition
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| how many digits are in the foreleg and hindleg |
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| 4 in the foreleg and 6 in the hindleg |
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| insects worms small mammals |
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| what is the genus and species of the frog we use |
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| what is the function of the large intestine |
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Definition
| removes liquid from wastes |
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| what does the small intestine do |
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| what organ produces sperm |
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| what type of fertilization occurs |
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| what type of circulation is there |
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| how many chambers in the heart |
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| the pumping chamber is called |
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| the receiving chambers are the |
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Definition
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| what sructure filters the blood |
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| what structure removes liquid waste |
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Definition
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| what structure store liquid waste |
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| when the frog digs into the muddy side of the pond in the winter he is going into |
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Definition
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| what structure transports sperm from the testes to the outside |
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| where do we find the fingerprint of the frog |
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| what are the structures which supply food during hibernation |
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Definition
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| what is the structure which prevents food from entering the windpipe |
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Definition
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| what is the job of the esophagus |
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Definition
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| where are the maxillary or grasping teeth found |
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Definition
| around the upper/lower jawline |
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| what are the vomerine teeth |
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Definition
| 2 bumps on top palate which it uses to stun or kill prey with |
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| what is the job of the liver |
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Definition
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| what does the mysentery do |
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Definition
| holds all the organs together |
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| what organ produces red blood cells |
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Definition
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| what is the texture of the lungs |
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Definition
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| describe the eggs of a frog |
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Definition
| black circular structures |
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| what is the covering of the heart called |
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Definition
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| what is the hindleg used for |
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Definition
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| what is the foreleg used for |
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Definition
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| what does the word amphibian mean |
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| why is the pattern of the body so important |
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Definition
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| what are nostrils used for |
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Definition
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| where is the pancreas locatedand what is its job |
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Definition
| near the stomachand it helps digest food |
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Definition
| it is a common opening for the reproductive system,digestive and excretory system |
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| the 3 stages of development are |
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| what does the skin contain |
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Definition
| many blood vessels so it can breathe through its skin |
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| what is the color of the lens |
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Definition
| it is an orange red color |
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Definition
| they are yellow greasy structure which are used as food during hibernation |
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Definition
| carry liquid waste to urinary bladder |
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Term
| how do eggs leave body of female |
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Definition
| male presses eggs out of body using his forelegs |
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Term
| why is the head of a frog pointed |
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Definition
| aerodynamics-faster movement through water |
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| why is it important for the tongue to be attached to the front of the mouth |
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Definition
| can reach out a longer distance |
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Term
| what are the 3 types of muscle found in the body area |
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Definition
| abdominal,pectoralis pelvic |
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| why is the stomach grooved |
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Definition
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| why must muscles be attached to bones |
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Definition
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| why is the small intestine so coiled |
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Definition
| more surface area for nutrients to be absorbed |
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Term
| why is the large intestine called large |
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Definition
| it expands to accomodate all the food waste |
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| why must so many eggs be produced |
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Definition
| because so many are eaten |
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| why are lungs soft and spongy |
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Definition
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| why are the ventricle walls so thick |
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Definition
| it is the pumping chamber |
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Term
| why are the auricle/atria walls so thin |
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Definition
| they need to expand as they receive the blood |
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Term
| what parts make up the digestive system |
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Definition
| mouth,pharynx,esophagus,stomach,small intestine,large intestine,liver,pancreas,gall bladder,vomerine teeth,maxillary teeth,tongue |
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| what parts make up the reproductive system |
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Definition
| ovary,oviduct,uterus,testes,vasa efferentia |
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| what parts make up the circulatory system |
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Definition
| heart,artery,vein,capillaries |
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| what parts make up the respiratory system |
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Definition
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| what makes up the nervous system |
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Definition
| brain ,nerve cord , eyes,tympanic membrane,nostrils |
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| what makes up the excretory system |
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Definition
| kidney,ureters,urinary bladder,large intestine,anus,lungs |
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| What are chest muscles called |
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Definition
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| How many lobes make up the liver |
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