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Froggy Jumps Leap LabVersión en línea Learn about frogs again, no dissection needed! Put down your scalpels and just click on the right answer. por REINE-LYN CALAMLAM 1 Which bone is part of a frog's forelimb? a Femur b Humerus c Tibia 2 What is the primary function of the frog's muscular system? a Movement b Respiration c Digestion 3 Which bone connects the frog's hind limb to its body? a Pelvis b Skull c Ribcage 4 What is the function of the frog's pectoral girdle? a Supports forelimbs b Stores fat c Protects organs 5 What organ is associated with the Cranium? a Brain b Tongue c Ears 6 Which of the following bones belong to the vertebral column? a Atlas b Angulo-splenial c Acetabulum 7 Muscles that work in opposition to each other are called: a Antagonistic Muscles b Synergistic Muscles c Prime Movers 8 The depressor mandibulae in a frog is responsible for: a Opening the mouth b Rotating the head c Protruding the tongue 9 Which muscle in the frog is responsible for extending the lower leg? a Gastrocnemius b Extensor Crusis c Tendon of Achilles 10 The term "insertion" of a muscle refers to the: a More movable attachment point of a muscle b Blood vessel supplying the muscle c Less movable attachment point of a muscle

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Learn about frogs again, no dissection needed! Put down your scalpels and just click on the right answer.

por REINE-LYN CALAMLAM

Which bone is part of a frog's forelimb?

Femur

Humerus

Tibia

What is the primary function of the frog's muscular system?

Movement

Respiration

Digestion

Which bone connects the frog's hind limb to its body?

Pelvis

Skull

Ribcage

What is the function of the frog's pectoral girdle?

Supports forelimbs

Stores fat

Protects organs

What organ is associated with the Cranium?

Brain

Tongue

Ears

Which of the following bones belong to the vertebral column?

Atlas

Angulo-splenial

Acetabulum

Muscles that work in opposition to each other are called:

Antagonistic Muscles

Synergistic Muscles

Prime Movers

The depressor mandibulae in a frog is responsible for:

Opening the mouth

Rotating the head

Protruding the tongue

Which muscle in the frog is responsible for extending the lower leg?

Gastrocnemius

Extensor Crusis

Tendon of Achilles

The term "insertion" of a muscle refers to the:

More movable attachment point of a muscle

Blood vessel supplying the muscle

Less movable attachment point of a muscle

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por REINE-LYN CALAMLAM

Which bone is part of a frog's forelimb?

What is the primary function of the frog's muscular system?

Which bone connects the frog's hind limb to its body?

What is the function of the frog's pectoral girdle?

What organ is associated with the Cranium?

Which of the following bones belong to the vertebral column?

Muscles that work in opposition to each other are called:

The depressor mandibulae in a frog is responsible for:

Which muscle in the frog is responsible for extending the lower leg?

The term "insertion" of a muscle refers to the:

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