Which of the following insects has an incomplete metamorphosis during its life circle?

Shemasane

5 years ago

The incomplete metamorphosis occurs in termites, lice, true bugs, grasshoppers, praying mantis, crickets, and cockroaches. Both complete and incomplete metamorphosis are types of growth of insects.

innogson

1 year ago

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There are 2 types of metamorphosis:
1. Complete Metamorphosis
Stages:

Egg → Larva → Pupa → Adult
Egg → Larva → Pupa → Adult
Insects that go through this:

Butterfly

Bee

Mosquito

House-fly

These guys go from egg to a worm-like larva, then change fully inside a pupa (cocoon), and come out as adults — a big transformation!

2. Incomplete Metamorphosis
Stages:

Egg → Nymph → Adult
Egg → Nymph → Adult
No larva.

No pupa.

Just a nymph (a smaller version of the adult) that grows and molts.

Insects with incomplete metamorphosis:

Grasshopper

Cockroach

Dragonfly

So, the correct answer is:
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Grasshopper
E.Grasshopper
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Jkonellc

8 years ago

Doesn't house fly have incomplete metamorphosis?

Tehillah

1 year ago

name of topic 🙏🏼🙏🏼

OsimileGod

10 years ago

D ans is correct

sammy JP

10 years ago

E is correct

lynxx

12 years ago

Bee exhibit incomplete metamorphosis