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Which of the following provides evidence from developmental biology of a shared evolutionary history?
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Which of the following correctly lists the four stages of complete metamorphosis in insects?
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Egg, nymph, adult
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Larva, pupa, adult, nymph
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Egg, larva, nymph, adult
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Egg, larva, pupa, adult
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Understand that complete metamorphosis in insects involves a distinct transformation process with four stages.
The first stage is the 'Egg' stage, where the insect begins its life cycle.
The second stage is the 'Larva' stage, where the insect hatches from the egg and is in a feeding and growing phase.
The third stage is the 'Pupa' stage, where the insect undergoes transformation inside a cocoon or chrysalis.
The final stage is the 'Adult' stage, where the insect emerges fully developed and capable of reproduction.
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