Question

Data Table 2: Frog Structure and Functions Structure Description Tympanum Liver Gallbladder Spleen Pancreas Stomach Small Intestine Large intestine

Answer 1

Tympanum : it's an external hearing structure . It's a large, oval shaped membrane made of non-glandular skin, located just being eyes. It transmits the sound waves to innermost part of the ear.

Liver : it's brown in colour and consists of lobes . It makes a digestive juices called bikes which is used for food digestion.

Gall bladder : it stores the bile formed by the liver to use it in small intestine. It's a small green sac , present just below the liver.

Spleen : present between stomach and large intestine, it stores and recycles red blood cells (RBCs).

Pancreas : it again is a small organ an creates a hormone insuline required to break down sugars.

Stomach : it is curvy in shape and is the main area of digestion of the food that the frog takes.

Small intestine : it leads from stomach and is responsible for absorbing the nutrients from the digested food

Large intestine :it is connected to the small intestine and is responsible for eliminating waste, or urine from the frog's body.

Kidney : bean shaped organs, responsible for filtering waste from frog's blood.