Collect the information about cutaneous respiration in frogs?
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cutaneous respiration is a form of respiration in which gas exchange occurs across the skin or outer internment.
frogs are amphibians so in water they make use of cutaneous respiration rather than lungs or gills.
cutaneous respiration occur on wide variety of organisms such as
▪insects
▪amphibians
▪fish
▪sea snakes
▪ turtles.
frogs are amphibians so in water they make use of cutaneous respiration rather than lungs or gills.
cutaneous respiration occur on wide variety of organisms such as
▪insects
▪amphibians
▪fish
▪sea snakes
▪ turtles.
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