Lepidoptera caterpillars differ from sawfly caterpillars |by having more prolegs |by having parthenogenesis in many species by having a pair of stemmata rather than multiple stemmata on each side by being crochets on their feet in movement through looping for some family

Lepidoptera caterpillars differ from sawfly caterpillars |by having more prolegs |by having parthenogenesis in many species by having a pair of stemmata rather than multiple stemmata on each side by being crochets on their feet in movement through looping for some family

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Lepidoptera caterpillars differ from sawfly caterpillars
by having more prolegs
by having parthenogenesis in many species
|by having a pair of stemmata rather than multiple stemmata on each
side
by being crochets on their feet
in movement through looping for some family

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