The diagram illustrates the Life Cycle process of a frog. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram depicts the life cycle of

frogs

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, which takes place both on land and in

water

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.

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, the cycle consists of eight stages, beginning with mating and ending with the development of adult

frogs

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. In the initial stage, adult

frogs

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mate on land. Afterwards, the rest of the process occurs in

water

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. A female frog lays eggs, which develop embryos. Within seven to ten days, these embryos hatch into

tadpoles

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.

This

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stage can be divided into three phases.

First,

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tadpoles

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have a sperm-like appearance and attach themselves to

water

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plants for food during the six weeks.

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they begin to develop essential organs

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as front limbs and hind legs.

Third,

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their front legs become more fully developed, which takes around nine weeks. After approximately twelve weeks, the

tadpoles

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start pulmonary breathing and transform into froglets, a stage that bridges the gap between

tadpoles

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and young

frogs

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. Once fully developed, young

frogs

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leave the

water

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for land and gradually grow into adults. The cycle

then

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repeats as adult

frogs

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reach maturity and begin mating again.