identify the organs found on the pictures of both the human and the frog.(1 point)

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Liver, lungs, pancreas, stomach intestines, spleen, gallbladder, urinary bladder
Liver, lungs, pancreas, stomach intestines, spleen, gallbladder, urinary bladder

Brain, lymph nodes, lungs, stomach, gallbladder, muscles, kidneys, veins
Brain, lymph nodes, lungs, stomach, gallbladder, muscles, kidneys, veins

Fat bodies, skeleton, kidneys, veins, stomach, intestines, muscles, pharynx, larynx

Answer 1

To help you more effectively, it's important to clarify which specific organs from each list correspond to the human and frog anatomy. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Human Organs:

   • Liver
   • Lungs
   • Pancreas
   • Stomach
   • Intestines
   • Spleen
   • Gallbladder
   • Urinary bladder

2. Frog Organs:

   • Fat bodies
   • Skeleton
   • Kidneys
   • Veins
   • Stomach
   • Intestines
   • Muscles
   • Pharynx
   • Larynx

Thus, the first list primarily includes human organs and the third list includes organs typically found in frogs. The second list does not specify a clear distinction between human and frog organs, as it includes both systems in a mixed context.

If you're looking to identify specific organs present in images, please provide more context or clarify the type of images you're referring to.