The diagram illustrates the Life Cycle process of frogs in a pond. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The diagram illustrates the lifespan of a frog, from a fertilized egg to a fully developed amphibian.
Overall
, the frog undergoes metamorphosis, starting as an egg and progressing into adulthood.
Initially
, the cycle begins with eggs laid in a pond, protected by a jelly-like coating. These develop into embryos, which soon transform into tadpoles clinging to water plants. As the tadpoles mature, they develop external gills for underwater breathing, and their tails grow, enhancing swimming. During this
phase, legs begin to form, marking a key stage in their growth. Following
this
, front legs appear, and the froglet relies on food stored in its tail. Gradually, the tail shortens, and the froglet continues to evolve. Eventually, it becomes a young amphibian, with fully developed limbs and a diminished back end, allowing movement on land and in water.
Finally
, the toad reaches adulthood, capable of independent living and reproduction, thereby completing the life cycle.Submitted by lioness1970 on
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