The diagram below shows the life cycle of a lady bird and its anatomy. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The diagram illustrates all phases of
development
of ladybugs and their anatomy.
Correct article usage
the development
Overall
, there are 4 stages of growing, starting from the egg stage and ending with the adult
insect. Furtheremore
, Correct your spelling
Furthermore
according to
the graph after each metamorphose, the body of lady
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the
bird
has some significant dissimilarities with other stages of development.
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ladybird
To begin
with, in the begining
, there are a plethora of eggs on the leaf, that Correct your spelling
beginning
stays
there for 2-5 days. Correct subject-verb agreement
stay
Then
, in the second phase, larvae which came from the egg is surviving
for 3 Wrong verb form
survive
week
to settle on the leaf and become a pupa for a week. Change to a plural noun
weeks
Finaly
, there is an Correct your spelling
Finally
adult
exemplar of a lady bird
.
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ladybird
Moreover
, the graph shows, that the adult
insect is considerably different from its previous appearance. Firstly
, it has red
elytra, that crowds its wings and abdomen. Correct article usage
a red
Moreover
, compared to the other phases, on the head of an adult
ladybug, there are two antennas. However
, there is also
a simmilarity
with larvae as they both have six legs.Correct your spelling
similarity
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