Insects Whose Hatchlings Are Sufficiently Similar in Form to Adults

question 70

Multiple Choice

Insects whose hatchlings are sufficiently similar in form to adults to be recognizable are said to have

• A) instars.
• B) neopterous development.
• C) accelerated development.
• D) incomplete metamorphosis.
• E) complete metamorphosis.

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