The diagram illustrates the Life Cycle process of frogs in a pond. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram shows the cyclic development of frogs in a pond.

Overall

, there are seven main stages from egg to become adult.

Initially

, eggs that have been laid on a pond turn into embryos. From

this

stage, the embryo that has grown as

tadpoles

cling to water plants to get some protection from predators. Several times later,

tadpoles

develop with external gills on the body. These gills help them to breathe effectively in the water.

Along with

this

, the tail has

then

also

developed continuously until the

tadpoles

have a pair of hindlegs. In

this

phase, the tail has an important function as a food store to maintain

tadpoles

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growth well.

Subsequently

, the front legs have existed and the tail became shorter before eventually disappearing when becoming a young frog.

Finally

, there will be consistent growth until adult frogs have existed.

Additionally

, all of the stages might repeat all over again as the development process happens.