What are the parts of a frog's skeleton?
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Skeleton of a frog
Skeleton of a frog: web-footed amphibian which lives near lakes and ponds. ...
Maxillary: bony part of the jaw.
Orbital cavity: skull cavity that contains the eye.
Quadratojugal: cheek bone.
Prootic: bones forming the auditory region.
Phalange: each of the small bones forming the fingers.
Skeleton of a frog: web-footed amphibian which lives near lakes and ponds. ...
Maxillary: bony part of the jaw.
Orbital cavity: skull cavity that contains the eye.
Quadratojugal: cheek bone.
Prootic: bones forming the auditory region.
Phalange: each of the small bones forming the fingers.
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Frog Muscles. helps to rotate the leg; is a long, strap-shaped muscle that covers the anterior surface of the frog's thigh. It originates on the pubis and inserts on the tibofibula. Its function is to flex the thigh and shank.
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