he number of spinal nerves in frog tadpole is 40 pairs as opposed to the number of spinal nerves in the adult frog. What possible factors could dictate or influence the number of spinal nerves in animals?

he number of spinal nerves in frog tadpole is 40 pairs as opposed to the number of spinal nerves in the adult frog. What possible factors could dictate or influence the number of spinal nerves in animals?

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Chapter42: Neural Regulation

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