Frog Skeleton Anatomy Diagram - Educational Illustration for Biology #1928199 (License: Personal Use)

This scientific illustration depicts the ventral (underside) anatomy of a frog skeleton, emphasizing key adaptations for jumping-such as the elongated tibia-fibula and robust pelvic girdle. The skull shows large eye sockets and a shortened snout, while the vertebral column ends in a fused urostyle, a hallmark of anurans. The forelimbs are shorter with well-defined phalanges, reflecting their role in landing and support.

Used in biology textbooks, online educational resources, and museum exhibits to teach amphibian anatomy, evolutionary adaptations, and comparative osteology; targets students, teachers, and science communicators seeking accurate visual references.