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.
A presentation of a species called Lady Bird's evolution through different stages in life. It
also
present
the different Change the verb form
presents
part
of its anatomy.
Fix the agreement mistake
parts
First,
after mating, the Bug Lady produces numerous number of
eggs for about that Correct quantifier usage
apply
has
to survive for about 2-5 days. Correct subject-verb agreement
have
Afterward
, it will hatch and grow to the Larval stage and survive for 21 Change the spelling
Afterwards
sdays
. After proceeding, it will find a comfortable and sustainable part of a leaf to attach itself to form Pupa and Correct your spelling
days
stays
there for a week. Correct subject-verb agreement
stay
Lastly
, without any alterations, it will succesfully
Correct your spelling
successfully
becomes
an adult and ready to survive and fly.
A formed adult Bug Lady has Change the verb form
become
head
that consists of different parts that help them hunt food. It has Add an article
a head
the
Antenna that vibrates when there's a signal coming from Correct article usage
an
certain
stimulus Correct article usage
a certain
along with
the two pinpoint eyes and the Pronotum. The Red Elytra helps these bugs to be visible due Change preposition
to it
it
vibrant Change the pronoun
its
color
with clustered black points around it and a protective layer that covers the wings. The wings under the Red Elytra help to ascend to different places. The six Legs Change the spelling
colour
in
both sides Change preposition
on
helpsin
crawling and turning to rough and slippery ground conditions. And Correct your spelling
help in
lastly
, it has an abdomen that is
made for excretion
of its Correct article usage
the excretion
feces
.Change the spelling
faeces
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