Part of SO-01 — Animal Tissues & Frog Anatomy

Animal Tissues & Frog Anatomy — Key Numbers & Data for NEET

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Data PointValueContext
Frog heart chambers3 (2 atria + 1 ventricle)Compare: mammal = 4
Frog cranial nerve pairs10Compare: human = 12
Frog kidney typeMesonephricEmbryonic type retained in amphibia
Frog nitrogenous wasteUrea (ureotelic)Compare: fish = ammonia (ammonotelic)
Muscle types3 (skeletal, smooth, cardiac)All three tested in NEET
Epithelial layers: simple1 cell layerSquamous, cuboidal, columnar, ciliated, glandular
Epithelial layers: compoundMultiple layersProtective function
Connective tissue major categories3 (loose, dense, specialized)Specialized = cartilage, bone, blood
Cartilage subtypes3 (hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage)Hyaline = trachea; elastic = ear; fibro = intervertebral discs
Nuclei in skeletal muscle cellMultiple (peripheral)Formed by fusion of myoblasts
Nuclei in smooth muscle cell1 (central)Uninucleated spindle-shaped cell
Nuclei in cardiac muscle cell1 or 2 (central)Uni- or binucleated
Frog respiratory routes3 (skin, buccal, pulmonary)Cutaneous requires moist skin
Frog male distinguishing features2 (vocal sacs + nuptial pads)Absence in female frog

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