At which stage shown below does the frog use both skin and lungs for gas exchange A) egg B) tadpole C) tadpole with legs D) adult frog

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At which stage shown below does the frog use both skin and lungs for gas exchange

A) egg
B) tadpole
C) tadpole with legs
D) adult frog

At which stage shown below does the frog use both skin and lungs for gas exchange-example-1

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i think it an adult frog

Rahul Mandaliya answered Aug 12, 2018

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