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NAME: Frog Dissection – EXTERNAL ANATOMY Use your frog and laminated instructions to help you complete this work. If you were absent this day, please use picture provided in class and on class website. You must still complete this assignment! 1. In the box below, draw your frog (your drawing should take up 90% of the box! Be sure to include: Eyes, eardrums, nostrils, details in front and back legs, color 2. Describe the skin of the frog in terms of color and feel AND describe an additional purpose for the frog’s skin which is why frogs need to live in a moist environment (complete sentence). 3. Describe the location and position of the eyes and how does this position help the frog’s survival? (complete sentence) 4. Where are the nostrils located and what advantage does their location allow? 5. Describe the appearance of the eardrums (tympanic membrane). What do they do? (complete sentence) 6. How do the hind legs of the frog differ from the front legs? Why is there a difference? (complete sentence). 7. Describe how the frog’s tongue works and how they use it to capture their food. 8. Give a few (2-3) more observations about the outside of the frog. NAME: Frog Dissection – INTERNAL ANATOMY DIRECTIONS: Use the instructions to find out which of these organs does for a frog – keeping in mind these organs are in a very similar placement and function inside you,. Frog Part Liver and Gallbladder describe shape and function Stomach – describe what it does and why it is so thick walled Small Intestine – describe shape and function Large Intestine describe shape and function Fat Bodies describe shape and function Heart: How many chambers and describe how blood flows through Lungs what do they look like and what did they used to be Kidneys what do they look like, where are they located and what do they do What Each Organ Does