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The respiration through skin in frogs is called

ABranchial respiration like fish
BCutaneous respiration in water and land
CPulmonary respiration in lungs only
DTracheal respiration like insects
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Cutaneous respiration in water and land
**Cutaneous respiration:** gas exchange across the moist skin. Frogs use cutaneous respiration in water (sole mode) and supplement pulmonary and buccal respiration on land.
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