Frog: Dissection (55x90cm)

A Frog Dissection chart (55×90 cm) is a large, multicolored educational wall chart designed to clearly illustrate both the external and internal anatomy of a frog, supporting biology classrooms, laboratory instruction, and NEET/zoology studies.​

Features and Content

Chart Size and Material: Typically 55 × 90 cm, printed on 80 GSM map litho paper, fully laminated for durability and resistance to tearing, water, and dust. These are robust for repeated classroom and lab use.​

Diagram and Labels: Includes a large, detailed diagram of a dissected frog (ventral view), with all major internal organs numbered and labeled. Shows:

External: Head, mouth, eyes, tympanum (eardrum), forelimbs, hindlimbs, digits, skin texture.

Internal: Heart (3-chambered), liver (large, 3-lobed), gall bladder, lungs, stomach, small and large intestine, spleen, fat bodies, kidneys, urinary bladder, cloaca, and, in females, visible eggs.​

Dissection Guide: May feature stepwise directions or lateral inset views—showing incisions for removing skin and muscle to access internal anatomy. Color-coding distinguishes systems for visual clarity.​

Educational Use: Essential for practical biology, zoology training, comparative anatomy, and revision—enabling students to correlate textbook theory with real or model frog dissections.​

Classroom and Catalog Use

Used widely as a lab reference, for anatomy lessons, and NEET/medical prep. Enhances comprehension of amphibian morphology, adaptation, and vertebrate systems.​

Available from Vidya Chitr Prakashan, academic chart suppliers, and online stores—meeting catalog and display standards for visual clarity and content accuracy.​

For digital or print catalog inclusion, select high-resolution chart images with detailed, scientifically accurate labeling and clear color differentiation for each anatomical system.​