In frog, innominate vein is formed by the union of the veins:

Question

In frog, innominate vein is formed by the union of the veins: (A) lingual and mandibular (B) subscapular and internal jugular (C) branchi and musculocutaneous (D) external jugular and subclavian

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In frog, internal jugular vein collects the blood from cranial cavity and orbit and subscapular from shoulder and back of arm. Both of these veins unites and they form a large innominate vein.

Q. In frog, innominate vein is formed by the union of the veins:

lingual and mandibular

subscapular and internal jugular

branchi and musculocutaneous

external jugular and subclavian

In frog, internal jugular vein collects the blood from cranial cavity and orbit and subscapular from shoulder and back of arm. Both of these veins unites and they form a large innominate vein.