HONORS REVIEWFROG, PERCH AND AMNIOTIC EGG

Identify the Frog Parts

esophagus

liver

Gall bladder

pancreas

spleen

kidney

large intestinebladder

Small intestine

testisfat body

stomach

lungs

heart

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Frog Body Parts and Functions

Removes nitrogen containing waste from the blood

kidney

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Hold urine

bladder

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Produces sperm

testis

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Produces enzymes that digest starch, fat and protein

pancreas

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Begins digestion, turns food into a soupy mixture

stomach

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Stores fat

fat body

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Transports blood

blood vessel

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Moves food from the mouth to the stomach

esophagus

Frog Body Parts and Functions

3 chambered, pumps blood

heart

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Completes digestion of food, digested food absorbed by blood vesselsSmall

intestine

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Stores bile which breaks down fats

Gall bladder

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Aids in the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between air and blood lungs

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Filters blood

spleen

Frog Body Parts and Functions

Absorbs water; stores solid waste

Large intestine

PERCH FUNCTIONSUpper jaw

PERCH FUNCTIONSUpper jaw

Maxilla

PERCH FUNCTIONSFilled with gases – helps fish stabilize its body at different

water depths.

PERCH FUNCTIONSFilled with gases – helps fish stabilize its body at different

water depths.

Swim bladder

PERCH FUNCTIONSBony structure that provides a

protective covering for the gills.

PERCH FUNCTIONSBony structure that provides a

protective covering for the gills.

Operculum

PERCH FUNCTIONSLower jaw

PERCH FUNCTIONSLower jaw

Mandible

PERCH FUNCTIONSRemoves oxygen from water

PERCH FUNCTIONSRemoves oxygen from water

Gills

PERCH FUNCTIONSSeries of water filled canals that

detect water turbulence

PERCH FUNCTIONSSeries of water filled canals that

detect water turbulence

Lateral line

PERCH FUNCTIONSUsed in swimming, steering and

maintenance of equilibrium

PERCH FUNCTIONSUsed in swimming, steering and

maintenance of equilibrium

Fins

PERCH FUNCTIONSNostrils

PERCH FUNCTIONSNostrils

Nares

PERCH FUNCTIONSThree tubular structures found between the stomach and the

intestine. Part of digestion occurs here.

PERCH FUNCTIONSThree tubular structures found between the stomach and the

intestine. Part of digestion occurs here.

Pyloric caeca

AMNIOTIC EGG

AMNIOTIC EGGA = embryo

AMNIOTIC EGGA = embryo

B = amnion

AMNIOTIC EGGA = embryo

B = amnion

C = chorion

AMNIOTIC EGGA = embryo

B = amnion

C = chorion

D = yolk

AMNIOTIC EGGA = embryo

B = amnion

C = chorion

D = yolk

E = shell

AMNIOTIC EGGA = embryo

B = amnion

C = chorion

D = yolk

E = shell

G = allantois

AMNIOTIC EGGOxygen and carbon dioxide move across this membrane

AMNIOTIC EGGOxygen and carbon dioxide move across this membrane

Chorion

AMNIOTIC EGGProvides energy

AMNIOTIC EGGProvides energy

Yolk

AMNIOTIC EGGEmbryo’s waste is collected here

AMNIOTIC EGGEmbryo’s waste is collected here

Allantois

AMNIOTIC EGGFluid cushions embryo and keeps it moist

AMNIOTIC EGGFluid cushions embryo and keeps it moist

Amnion

AMNIOTIC EGGProvides protection and allows oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass through pores

AMNIOTIC EGGProvides protection and allows oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass through pores

Shell