Question

Which structures provide evidence that the frog has a partially aquatic life style?

Answer 1

your answer would be: Webbed toes help frogs move around better in water. They also have semi-permeable skin that allows them to absorb the water (since they do not drink) and their bodies dehydrate if they are not in water for long amounts of time.

Answer 2

Answer: Feet and skin

Explanation:

The feet of the frog shows that it has gone through aquatic phase of life. The webbed feet of the frog shows that they need this kind of feet for swimming.

The feet of the frogs forms a web like structure that helps it to swim in water as well as move on the ground.

The semipermeable membrane of the frogs helps to keep the body hydrated as they do not drink water in spite of being in water partially.