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The hindlimb is longer than forelimb in frog, why?​

The hindlimb is longer than forelimb in frog, why?​
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The hindlimb is longer than forelimb in frog, why?​

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Answer:

The bones of the hind limbs are sturdier and longer than the bones present of the forelimbs.

Step-by-step explanation:

the hind limbs are attached to the pelvic girdle whereas, the forelimbs are attached to the pectoral girdle.

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