The following diagram shows the life-cycle of a frog. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The picture represents the life cycle of a

frog

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. It starts with a matured

frog

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laying

eggs

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which later grow into tadpoles and

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finally

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transform into adult frogs.

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, it is evident that the process takes place in 7 distinct phases.

To begin

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with, an adult

frog

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lays a couple of

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which is known as a

frog

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spawn

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in the water body. These

eggs

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later hatch into organisms looking similar to a fish called tadpoles. After a week, the

tadpole

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begins to change its shape and develop external gills for breathing underwater. Once the

tadpole

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is 6 weeks old, the size of its head decreases and the external gills disappear, leaving the

tadpole

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with a long

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. In the next phase, the 8 weeks old

tadpole

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transforms into a baby

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developing two hind legs

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, the

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remains the same.

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, after 12 weeks the

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of the baby

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starts shrinking and its front legs are formed. As time passes, the

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of the

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almost vanishes and the

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is ready to hop out of the water and live on the land.

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,

this

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adult

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lays

eggs

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again and the process repeats itself ahead.