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Incomplete metamorphosis is a change from ( pupa, larva, adult) to ( pupa, larva, adult) that takes place in a series of steps.
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Incomplete metamorphosis is a change from ( pupa, larva, adult) to ( pupa, larva, adult) that takes place in a series of steps.

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Incomplete metamorphosis is a change from larva to adult that takes place in a series of steps. This is because incomplete metamorphosis don’t include the pupal stage
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