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Frogs differ from humans in possessing
Option: 1
Nucleated red blood cells
Option: 2
Thyroid as well as parathyroid
Option: 3
Paired cerebral hemispheres
Option: 4
Hepatic portal system
Answers (1)
Frogs and humans both possess RBC and WBC, but the ones in humans lack nuclei whereas, in the case of frogs, blood cells are nucleated. The remaining three options are common in both humans and frogs.
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