Removing Frog's Dorsal Skin | Frog Dissection
When dissecting a frog, examining the dorsal skin is an essential part of the process. The dorsal skin covers the frog's back and is removed by making incisions along the sides of the frog's body and then carefully peeling it back. The skin can reveal important features such as muscles, bones, and organs. It also provides a glimpse into the frog's nervous system and circulatory system.
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