life cycle of the frog

The stages of development are the egg, the tadpole and the adult; each stage usually lasts several weeks, but can last up to two years in some species.
life cycle of the frog 						Aquatic larva of the frog having a large head and a slender body ending in a tail; it breathes through gills.				  							The forelimbs appear during the last stage of the tadpole’s metamorphosis.				  							The hind limbs appear after the gills.				  							Thin bony plate of skin covering the gills and having a posterior valvular opening, the hearing organ.				  							Respiratory organs that filter water and take in food particles; they are later replaced by internal gills.				  							Embryonic stage of the frog resulting when the egg is fertilized by the sperm.

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examples of amphibians?[1]

tadpole

Aquatic larva of the frog having a large head and a slender body ending in a tail; it breathes through gills.

forelimb

The forelimbs appear during the last stage of the tadpole’s metamorphosis.

hind limb

The hind limbs appear after the gills.

operculum

Thin bony plate of skin covering the gills and having a posterior valvular opening, the hearing organ.

external gills

Respiratory organs that filter water and take in food particles; they are later replaced by internal gills.

eggs

Embryonic stage of the frog resulting when the egg is fertilized by the sperm.