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Frogs are cold-blooded (poikilothermic) animals that regulate their body temperature by using external heat sources.
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Squamous epithelium, which is thin and flat, lines the blood vessels in frogs to facilitate diffusion.
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The kidney in frogs is responsible for excretion, osmoregulation, and blood filtration but not oxygen transport.
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Frogs have adrenal glands, but they lack a distinct adrenal medulla like mammals.
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The liver in frogs performs bile secretion, detoxification, and glycogen storage but does not produce red blood cells.
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The frog's skeleton is made of bones, except for some cartilaginous structures in the developing tadpole.
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Frogs do have adrenal glands, which help regulate stress responses and metabolism.
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Frogs have an endoskeleton composed mainly of bones, providing structural support and aiding in movement.
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The frog’s heart is composed of connective, muscular, and nervous tissues, but not epithelial tissue.
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Frogs have an endoskeleton composed mainly of bones, supporting their body structure and movement.
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The frog's skeleton is made primarily of bones, not cartilage.
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Hemoglobin, present in frog’s RBCs, binds to oxygen and transports it throughout the body.
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