Question
Differentiate between male frog and female frog.
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Answer
Differences between Male Frog and Female Frog
| S.No. | Male Frog | Female Frog |
| 1. | Vocal sacs are found in male frogs. | Vocal sacs are not found in females. |
| 2. | Sex organs in the first finger of the male during breeding season (copulatory pad) develops. | Copulatory pad is not found in females. |
| 3. | The adult male is smaller than the female. | The mature female is larger than the male. |
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