What are the similarities and differences between insects that go through com- plete metamorphosis and incomplete metamorphosis?

Q: explain how different types of development patterns (metamorphosis) in insects contribute to the…

A: Metamorphosis can be defined as the biological process by which an animal physically develops after…

Q: How can the features of the arthropod exoskeleton explain the terrestrial adaptation of some species…

A: The phylum Arthropoda is characterized by the presence of jointed legs, a segmented body, and an…

Q: Explain the difference between holometabolous and hemimetabolous metamorphosis in insects, including…

A: Metamorphosis is a biological process that involves a series of changes that occur in the body of an…

Q: How is the division of body of the insect?

A: Introduction  Insecta is the largest class of phylum Arthropoda under Kingdom Animalia. Arthropods…

Q: How are insects distinguished from other hexapods?

A: Arthropods are the invertebrates that form one of the largest groups of phylum in the animal…

Q: What kind of body plan do grasshoppers have (sac, or tube-within-a-tube)?

A: A body plan is a group of structural and developmental characteristics that can be used to identify…

Q: What are flight adaptationspresent by birds?

A: Adaptation is an evolutionary change that makes the organism or the species better suited to the…

Q: Discuss the developmental stages in holometabolous insect

A: Some amphibians, insects, fishes, etc continue to abruptly develop their morphology by active cell…

Q: What does metamorphosis mean

A: Metamorphosis involves the reactivation of the genes allowing the cells to change from one type to…

Q: What evolutionary advantages are there for invertebrates to have a variety of developmental stages,…

A: Invertebrates are a group of organisms that do not have a vertebral column. The marine invertebrates…

Q: What features of Dugesia distinguish its head from its tail?

A: Dugesia are the common flatworms which are found in habitats of african, european, asian and…

Q: How does juvenile hormone affect metamorphosis in insects?

A: Hormones are defined as chemical messengers that are secreted or released directly into the…

Q: How are the three main arthropod classes characterized according to the presence of wings?

A: Arthropods are the largest phylum in the animal kingdom and is an invertebrate animal characterized…

Q: how does nematodes found in the lungs of a toad impacts the toad's life?

A: Nematode, also called roundworm, any worm of the phylum nematoda. Nematodes are among the most…

Q: What are some potential selective advantages of paedomorphosis?

A: Paedomorphosis is a phenomenon in which an adult organism retains larval or juvenile traits. The two…

Q: What are the most probable characteristics of the most recent com-mon ancestor of insects? What…

A: The members of phylum Arthropoda are collectively referred to as arthropods. Segmented body, the…

Q: Why are robber crabs land invertebrates?

A: Robber crab which is also known as coconut crab, scientific name Birgus latro , it is a species of…

Q: Are insect wings considered appendages? Why or why not?

A: Insects are the most diverse organisms on the planet. They occupy land, air, and water. They belong…

Q: What castes occur in honey bees and in termites, and what is the function of each?

A: Insects are the most diverse group of animals belongs to class Insecta. They represent more than…

Q: How are nematodes and nematomorphs alike, and how are they different?

A: Ecdysozoans are a group of protostome animals that include nematodes, arthropods, and numerous…

Q: How does modification of the insect legs/limbs better equip the insect to survive in a given…

A: Introduction :- Modifications are alterations or differences in the DNA of organisms of the same…

Q: What is one of the main characteristics distinguishing arachnids from insects?

A: Arthropods are segmented invertebrate animals having a chitinous exoskeleton and jointed appendages.…

Q: Nematodes and arthropods both (develop an anus from the blastopore formed during…

A: Nematode and arthropods fall under one same ancestor clade i.e. Ecdysozoa.  Nematodes are roundworms…

Q: How is it that the insects form legs only in their three thoracic segments and have no legs on their…

A: Arthropods are animals with jointed appendages that account for more than 90% of all animals in the…

Q: How does segmentation and having a fluid-filled body cavity confer certain advantages to annelids…

A: Segmentation in annelids is highly adaptive. Annelid body is made of repeating units or segments…

Q: Collectively, do these beetles and all other invertebrate speciescombined form a monophyletic group?…

A: Introduction  Monophyletic group comprises of a group of organisms which are classified as same…

Q: What are the animal poleand the vegetal pole of thevertebrate egg?

A: An embryo possess some polarity, according to which an embryo is divided into two hemispheres or…

Q: Tapeworms  ______                                                           Clams ______…

A: Metazoans are classified into protostomia and deuterostomia based on the embryonic development.…

Q: What are the distinguishing characteristics of insects?

A: Insects belong to the phylum Arthropoda, which is one of the most successfully evolved phylum of…

Q: Question #1: What is the adult fate of notochord?

A: As per our guidelines, we are supposed to answer only one question. Kindly repost other question as…

Q: Name, compare, and contrast the two major types of insect metamorphosi

A: Metamorphosis is the process of growth or development of an organism after birth. It involves all…

Q: At which stage of embryonic development does the embryo have a blastopore?   Group of answer choices…

A: Embryogenesis is the development embryo which starts with the fertilization of egg cell with a…

Q: How has paedomorphosis been important to evolutionary diversifi-cation of salamanders?

A: Phylogenetic evolutionary history consists of the analysis of the sequences of the common ancestors…

Q: Can the dorsal lip of the blastopore inducecells in another part of the amphibian embryoto change…

A: The dorsal lip of a blastopore is a structure formed during the early development of the embryo. The…

Q: What is metamorphosis?

A: The amphibians and the amniotes eventually evolved from the early tetrapods. Amphibians undergo…

Q: Holometabolis refers to complete metamorphosis (True/False)?

A: The above-mentioned statement is true. Holometabolsim is a synonym for complete metabolism. It…

Q: how many pairs of walking legs does the class insecta have

A: Within the Phylum Arthropoda there are over 800,000 described species, derived from the Greek…

Q: Are Protostome and Deuterostomes only applicable to tripoblastic animals?Are Cnidarians even…

A: Protostome along with deuterostomes and the Xenacoelomorpha are a group of animals called bilateria.…

Q: How is fecundation done in insects (external or internal)? Is there copulation between insects?

A: Fecundation, also known as fertilization involves the physical union of the male and female gamete…

Q: Cnidarians and ctenophores are considered diploblastic, but why might some biologists label them…

A: The process of embryonic development is characterized by the formation of the primary layers called…

Q: How are the three main arthropod classes characterized according to the presence of antennae?

A: Invertebrates are animals that neither possess nor develop a vertebral column (commonly known as…

Q: What is the notochord?How is this structure formed?

A: Embryology is about the study of zygote and embryonic and organ development in plants and animals.…

Q: What is the destination of the notochord in vertebrates and in protochordates?

A: A notochord appears in embryos as a small flexible rod made from cells from the mesoderm. It is only…

Q: What are the stages of the life cycle of a housefly

A: The house fly is widespread in both rural and urban settings and can be found in all types of…

Q: Compare between the complete & incoplete metamorphosis in insects based on - Stages Different…

A: Metamorphosis: It is the biological process by which an organism undergoes various stages to develop…

Q: how does a light-colored exoskeleton make beetles better adapted to the environment?

A: Introduction Exoskeleton:- It is a rigid or articulated envelope that supports and protects the soft…