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FILL IN THE BLANK. a(n)___is the insect between two successive molts, including a portion of the somatic growing phase. this is how we break up the young stages of an insect.

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Instars are insects between two successive molts, including part of the somatic growth stage. This is how the young stages of insects are destroyed.

Which of the stage in the insect life cycle is called the quiescent stage?

There are 4-stages of insect's life cycle (complete metamorphosis): egg, larva, pupa and adult.

In telogen (quiescent) phase, found in pupa, tissues reorganize from larvae to adults. The pupa is third body form in the insect's life cycle that undergoes complete metamorphosis like the caterpillar. During the pupal stage, much of the body is destroyed and rebuilt, so the adults can look quite different from the larvae and eat different foods.

How does molting work?

Molting is the process of shedding of the cuticle (exoskeleton) of the early life stage. Insects cannot grow without molting. Once the new cuticle is fully formed, the insect undergoes a stereotypical species-specific movement pattern (moulting) to remove the cuticle of the previous instar.

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