Biology, asked by R9iya8damlicia, 1 year ago

cutaneous respiration in frog?

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Answered by july2013

Cutaneous respiration is the form of respiration takes place through skin.
Amphibians have a specialized method of breathing through their skin. Mostly seen in frog..

Answered by TheRuhanikaDhawan

Cutaneous respiration is the form of respiration which takes place through skin it is most common in amphibians like frogs

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