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A young form may look very different - Online practice 4
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Life-cycle clue: a tadpole develops legs and approaches the young adult body form. Supplied simplified sequences: frog, egg -> tadpole -> young frog -> adult; butterfly, egg -> caterpillar -> pupa -> adult. Stages change in form, not only size. A pupa is not an egg. Insect life cycles vary: this butterfly sequence is not a claim about every insect. Do not collect eggs or disturb pond life.
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- Which frog stage matches this clue: 'a tadpole develops legs and approaches the young adult body form'?
- What comes after young frog in the supplied frog sequence?
- Would the frog example prove that every insect has a pupa? Explain.
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