1. Trace the pathway of spermatozoa of the male frog from the place of production up to the place of release from the body in the picture. 2. Trace the pathway of the ova of the female frog from the place of production up to the place of release from the body in the picture. Trace the pathway using an arrow in the picture. -FatbodiesTestis-Vasaefferentia-KidneyAdrenal-gland-Urinogenital ductRectum --CloacaCloacalUrinary-bladderaperture -OstiumOviductFat bodyOvaryKidneyRectumUreterOvisacUrinarybladderCloacalорertureFig. 37.7 : Female Reproductive Systemdreamstime

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1. Trace the pathway of spermatozoa of the male frog from the place of production up to the place of release from the body in the picture. 2. Trace the pathway of the ova of the female frog from the place of production up to the place of release from the body in the picture. Trace the pathway using an arrow in the picture.

-Fat
bodies
Testis-
Vasa
efferentia
-Kidney
Adrenal-
gland
-Urino
genital duct
Rectum -
-Cloaca
Cloacal
Urinary-
bladder
aperture

-Ostium
Oviduct
Fat body
Ovary
Kidney
Rectum
Ureter
Ovisac
Urinary
bladder
Cloacal
орerture
Fig. 37.7 : Female Reproductive System
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