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| − | The '''frog''' is a marine [[amphibian]. Frogs have often been the subject of scientific experiment, whether in high school [[science]] class [[vivisection|dissections]] or [[Voltaire's]] 1766 experiments, in which he discovered that frogs hear with their legs. | + | The '''frog''' is a marine{{fact}} [[amphibian]. Frogs have often been the subject of scientific experiment, whether in high school [[science]] class [[vivisection|dissections]] or [[Voltaire's]] 1766 experiments, in which he discovered that frogs hear with their legs.{{fact}} |
| − | The discovery that a fror's leg will kick if an electrical shock is applied to it was, the scientific basis behind the reflex tests now common in doctors' offices. Thus frogs contributed to our knowledge of God's natural world. | + | The discovery that a fror's leg will kick if an electrical shock is applied to it was, the scientific basis behind the reflex tests now common in doctors' offices.{fact}} Thus frogs contributed to our knowledge of God's natural world. |
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Revision as of 16:56, March 30, 2007
The frog is a marine[Citation Needed] [[amphibian]. Frogs have often been the subject of scientific experiment, whether in high school science class dissections or Voltaire's 1766 experiments, in which he discovered that frogs hear with their legs.[Citation Needed]
The discovery that a fror's leg will kick if an electrical shock is applied to it was, the scientific basis behind the reflex tests now common in doctors' offices.{fact}} Thus frogs contributed to our knowledge of God's natural world.