From detailed anatomy drawings and animation to photos of frogs in both their living and skeletal forms, here are just a few of the hundreds of frog and amphibian images from The Digital Frog 2.5, our virtual frog dissection, anatomy and ecology program.
Feel free to use them in your school project, lesson, presentation—any non-commercial use is fine by us.
| Frog
Mouth Close up of the inside of a frog's mouth. The angle of the jaw has been cut to better expose the internal structures.
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Circulatory
System A diagrammatic view of a frog's circulatory system, showing the placement of the heart, arteries and veins.
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| Heart Illustration of a frog's three chambered heart.
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Capillaries Schematic view of a capillary bed, showing what products enter and leave the blood stream.
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| Respiration
Animation Animation of the cyclic blood flow from the skin, through the heart, to the tissues and back, with gas exchange at each end. QuickTime movie
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Urogenital
System Schematic diagram of the organs of the urogenital system of the male and female frog.
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| Mitosis
Animation Animation of the steps involved in mitotic division. QuickTime movie
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Meiosis
Animation Animation of the steps involved in meiotic division. QuickTime movie
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| Synapse
Animation Animation of neurotransmitters crossing the synaptic cleft. QuickTime movie
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Neuron Illustration of a myelinated neuron (nerve cell).
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| Eye Illustration of a cross section of an amphibian eyeball.
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Retina Schematic representation of the frog retina.
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| Frog
X-Ray A see through frog! Wow.
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Frog
Skeleton A picture of the complete skeleton of a frog (top view).
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| Spring
Peeper A picture of Psuedacris crucifer.
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Bullfrog A picture of a Rana catesbeiana.
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