All Exams Test series for 1 year @ ₹349 only
Question

Find the incorrect statement among the following with respect to digestive system of frog.

The correct answer is

Oesophagus is a long tube that opens into the stomach and continues as intestine.

The frog is carnivorous, so its alimentary canal is short. The canal runs from the mouth through the buccal cavity, pharynx, oesophagus, stomach, intestine and rectum to the cloaca.

Food is captured by the bilobed tongue, so that statement is correct. The liver secretes bile, which is stored in the gall bladder and helps digest fats, so that statement is also correct. Undigested solid waste moves into the rectum and passes out through the cloaca, which is correct as well.

The oesophagus of the frog is a short tube, not a long one. It opens into the stomach, which in turn continues as the intestine. Describing it as a long tube makes this statement the incorrect one.

Oesophagus is a long tube that opens into the stomach and continues as intestine. option is correct.

Was this answer helpful?

Similar Questions

  1. A student was given a bisexual, actinomorphic pentamerous, gamosepalous and gamopetalous with 5 stamens in epipetallous condition and bicarpillary syncarpour superior ovary and asked to state the floral formula. Which one of the following is the correct floral formula for the given flower?

  2. The large empty colourless cells seen on the upper epidermis in grasses which facilitate the curling of leaves to minimise water loss are

  3. Identify the flower with polyadelphous condition.


Important Questions from Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals

  1. A student was given a bisexual, actinomorphic pentamerous, gamosepalous and gamopetalous with 5 stamens in epipetallous condition and bicarpillary syncarpour superior ovary and asked to state the floral formula. Which one of the following is the correct floral formula for the given flower?

  2. The large empty colourless cells seen on the upper epidermis in grasses which facilitate the curling of leaves to minimise water loss are

  3. Identify the flower with polyadelphous condition.

Need Expert Advice?
More Questions from KCET (UG) - Medical

Start Your Preparation with Prepp Mobile App

Download the app from Google Play & App Store
Download the app from Google Play & App Store
Prepp Mobile App