Frog

Anatomy
External
anatomy
External anatomy
EXTERNAL NARES CLOACAL OPENING
Anterior opening Where undigested
for the entry and food, urine, sperm,
exit of air and eggs exit
NICTITATING MEMBRANE SHANK
Transparent part of a Section of hind limb
frog’s lower eyelid between the knee and
that moves over the the foot. It is more
Brachi
eye to clean and um distal to main body
EYES
protect it which helps the frog to
Antebrach
Vision; eyes help in ium
FOOT (WEBBED)
move
swallowing. As a frog Manus Assists the frog in
swallows it prey, the swimming by creating
eyes sink through more surface area
openings in the skull allowing the frogs to
and help force the apply more force in the
TYMPANIC MEMBRANE FORELIMB (Brachium,
food down the throat surrounding water
The eardrum, receives Ante brachium, Manus)
sound waves; allows Functions to raise or ***SKIN
hearing in land and support the body of the Protective layer; through the skin,
underwater frog if
Brachium = it’s Manus
at rest
= the frog both drinks and breathes.
Upper Arm Hand Frogs don’t swallow water, they get
Antebrachium = all the moisture they need through
Forearm their skin. They also rely on the
External anatomy
External anatomy
 Frog
Anatomy
SKELETAL
SYSTEM
SKELETAL SYSTEM