in amphibians what changes are noticed during metamorphosis???
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Answer __-The animal body undergoes rapid and dramatic changes during amphibian (anuran) metamorphosis to adapt from the aquatic to the terrestrial life. The larva-specific organs such as the tail and the gill degenerate, while the adult-specific organs such as forelimbs develop.
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Changes noticed during metamorphosis in amphibians:
The changes occurring during metamorphosis in amphibians are classified into the three stages namely,
- Premetamorphic stage: The stage is portrayed by the considerable development and improvement of larval structures yet transformation does not happen.
- Prometamorphosis: The stage is portrayed by the continuous development exceptionally the improvement of appendages and inception of transformative changes.
- Metamorphic climax: The stage is portrayed by the extreme changes in the highlights of the hatchling, and peak is considered by the loss of most larval highlights.
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