The diagram below shows the life cycle of a butterfly
The infographic illustrates information regarding the life
cycle
of a butterfly.
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cycle
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consits
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consists
four
stages, from the Change preposition
of four
eggs
being laid, through various developing phases, to the appearance of the adult butterfly, and Use synonyms
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repeats.
Regarding the first stage, after mating, adult female butterflies lay Use synonyms
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eggs
contains one embryo, which Use synonyms
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develops for two to three weeks, growing into a caterpillar. Here, it takes two months for the caterpillars to grow and shed their skins.
Once the caterpillars have finished their skin-shedding stage, they create and wrap themselves in pupae. Linking Words
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, after two weeks, the larvae undergo the pupal stage, where metamorphosis occurs. The caterpillar now slowly crawls out of the pupa and turns into a butterfly. These adult butterflies perpetuate the life Linking Words
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as they once again mate and the female ones lay Use synonyms
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