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Fat bodies store energy, which is utilized during reproduction for gamete production and development.
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Frog skin is moist and glandular, allowing respiration through cutaneous gas exchange.
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The thyroid gland in frogs releases hormones that regulate metamorphosis from the tadpole stage to adulthood.
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Frogs undergo external fertilization, where eggs and sperm are released into water for fertilization.
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Frogs use cutaneous respiration through their skin to exchange gases in both aquatic and terrestrial environments.
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Frogs have a body divided into a head and trunk, with no distinct neck or tail.
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Frogs use their hind limbs, not just their forelimbs, for movement, jumping, and swimming.
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Frogs undergo indirect development with a larval stage (tadpole) before transforming into an adult.
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Fertilization in frogs is external, occurring in water where the male fertilizes the eggs laid by the female.
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Frogs do not excrete solid waste through their skin; they excrete liquid nitrogenous waste through their kidneys and cloaca.
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Frogs use cutaneous respiration, where gases are exchanged through their moist skin while underwater.
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Frogs undergo external fertilization, where males release sperm over eggs laid by females in water.
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