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Please answer the following question. They need to be right please if you aren't sure with the answer don't answer.An insect is black and yellow, the body is hard, and has long wings. This means it is :
Hemimetabolous, holometabolous, a nymph , or an adult
Which group of birds are considered to be analogous to squirrels,
Woodpeckers, parrots, chickens or owls
Squirrels are related to : Rabbits, possums, bats or sloths
The most diverse order of insects are: Ametablous, holometablous, demerselous, or monophagus.
I need the help please! Please answer the following question. They need to be right please if you aren't sure with the answer don't answer.
An insect is black and yellow, the body is hard, and has long wings. This means it is :
Hemimetabolous, holometabolous, a nymph , or an adult
Which group of birds are considered to be analogous to squirrels,
Woodpeckers, parrots, chickens or owls
Squirrels are related to : Rabbits, possums, bats or sloths
The most diverse order of insects are: Ametablous, holometablous, demerselous, or monophagus.
I need the help please!
An insect is black and yellow, the body is hard, and has long wings. This means it is :
Hemimetabolous, holometabolous, a nymph , or an adult
Which group of birds are considered to be analogous to squirrels,
Woodpeckers, parrots, chickens or owls
Squirrels are related to : Rabbits, possums, bats or sloths
The most diverse order of insects are: Ametablous, holometablous, demerselous, or monophagus.
I need the help please!
Explanation / Answer
1.Hemimetabolous - It have long wings and tail like appendages, whereas nymphs live in water;adults dont have develop wings.
2. Woodpeckers - Squirrels are similar analogous to woodspeckers and these are live in same habitat.
3. Bats - Bats are second largest order of mammals. These are comes under flying Squirrels.
4. Holometablous - This is the known order of insects and it contains some of the most important pests, such as the codling moth, armyworm and clothes moth