External Anatomy of the Frog

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External Anatomy of the Frog

Internal Organs of the Frog (Layer 1) 39 - Heart, ventricle 43 - Liver 52 - Urinary Bladder

Internal Organs of the Frog (Layer 2) stomach intestines

Internal Organs of the Frog (Layer 2 continued)

Internal Structure of a Frog Heart Right Atrium Left Atrium Ventricle In this view of the model frog heart, the front of the heart has been removed to reveal the arrangement of the three chambers (2 atria and 1 ventricle).

Internal Anatomy of the Frog – A Comparison

Internal Anatomy of a Pig

External Structure of a Pig Heart

Internal Structure of the Pig Heart Left Atrium Left Ventricle Right Atrium Right Ventricle

Circulatory and Excretory Systems of the Pig heart Blood vessel kidneys

Anatomy of a Pig – A comparison

So what does this mean to me?? Many people believe that humans are scientifically unlike other animals on Earth. Explain why this belief is not accurate. Use evidence from this investigation and prior knowledge to support your response. The End!!!