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In gradual metamorphosis the young is known as:
In gradual metamorphosis the young is known as:
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Nymphs develop wing pads that grow larger with each molt until reaching adult form.
Updated On: Jun 5, 2025
- Nymph
- Naid
- Stadium
- Crawler
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Gradual metamorphosis (Hemimetabolous):
Young called nymphs
Resemble adults but lack wings
Examples: Grasshoppers, cockroaches
Other terms:
Naid: Juvenile annelids
Stadium: Growth stage between molts
Crawler: Mobile stage of scale insects
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