Species Profile
Rhacophorus
Flying frog
KingdomAnimalia
PhylumChordata
ClassAmphibia
OrderUnknown
FamilyUnknown
Introduction
Rhacophorus inhabits tropical forests.
Insectivorous and nocturnal.
Highly adapted tree frog.
Size & Structure
01
Large webbed feet
02
Adhesive toe pads
03
Green body
04
Slender limbs
Rhacophorus — 3D Model
No 3D model available
General Features
- Coelom
- Coelomate
- Body plan
- Tube within a tube body plan (Deuterostomous)
- Germ layer
- Triploblastic
- Metamerism
- Absent
- Body symmetry
- Bilateral
- Fertilization
- External
- Digestion type
- Complete
- Nervous system
- Well developed
- Excretory organ
- Kidneys
- Body temperature
- Poikilothermic, stenohaline
- Circulatory type
- Closed circulation, incomplete double
- Development type
- Indirect
- Respiratory type
- Pulmonary and cutaneous
- Mode of excretion
- Ureotelism (adult)
- Circulation system
- Closed
- Skeleton structure
- Endoskeleton
- Level of Organisation
- Organ system level
- Regulation of Osmosis
- Osmoregulator
Ecology
Insect predator
Forest canopy role
Amphibian diversity
Economic Importance
Ecological research
Biodiversity conservation
Educational importance