At what stage in the life history of a toad is its mode of breathing similar to that of fish?
Tadpole stage
External gill stage
Adult stage
Internal gill stage
Larval stage
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My school... Stop been dumb
The answer is D. Internal gill stage.
From the development of the egg till maturity its called a tadpole.
A fish has internal gills.
At internal gill stage, a tadpole has an internal gill and breathes like a fish.
The answer is D.
Ref.. Check biology for west Africa
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Don't be confused 🤔 in the development stage of tadpole,which is the tadpole stage,that's when the external and internal gills are developed used for breathing like dat of fish,so both the external and internal gills are developed under the tadpole stage,so the answer is correctly *A*...thank u
Please the answer is: *THE INTERNAL GILL STAGE (D)*
CHECK PG 481 OF THE MODERN BIOLOGY TEXTBOOK.
My school please work on this. The answer is Internal gills stage. I have browsed searched textbooks but the answer is internal gills stage.
Tadpole is the larval stage in the life cycle of an amphibian, particularly that of a frog or toad. In this stage, they are usually wholly aquatic - breathe like fish and live in water - though some species have tadpoles that are terrestrial.
option A is correct,at tadpole stage..gills are present,so it uses the gills for respiration just like the fish
a tadpole experiences both external gill stage and internal gill stage fishes have internal gills not external so in the life cycle of a tadpole it respires like a fish during it's internal gills stage
