Which organs shown in the transparency are part of the frog's nervous system?

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The nervous system in a frog controls the activities of the organs of the body. It also would regulate the internal environment in one's body. All the organs which are also the same parts of nervous system of a vertebrate are present in a frog. The brain,spinal chord,the sympathetic and para sympathetic nerves,cranial nerves,spinal nerves,cranial nuclei and ganglia.

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Interneurons relay the impulse to motor neurons in the spinal cord.
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3. The sensory neuron generates an impulse.

1. Interneurons relay the impulse to motor neurons in the spinal cord.

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2. She immediately moves her foot.

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