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D. Open your frog’s mouth. You may need to make small cuts at the hinges to open it wider Identify as many parts in Figure 1 as you can. Figure 1 – Structure in the Frog’s Mouth
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a ball in its mouth. During an ... dragon’s mouth into the frog’s mouth beneath it, indicating the direction of tremor. Components of motion Vertical: Vertically suspended systems are …
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See numbered diagram on following page that correlates with the below list. 1. STAINLESS STEEL FISHING-ROD 2. METALLIC HOOK 3. DOUBLE MOUTH FROG (red, yellow, green …
FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS OF THE EVOLUTION OF FROG TONGUES
The frog's lower jaw is framed by the narrow, rod-shaped, curved mandibles, the tips of which may join in a loose or tight symphysis, or may be loosely connected as in Rana by a distinct …
Material(s): Lifecycle of a frog worksheet Lifecyle of a Frog
May 2, 2017 · Read the definitions below, then label the frog life cycle diagram. egg - Tiny frog eggs are laid in masses in the water by a female frog. The eggs hatch into tadpoles. tadpole - …
