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When an arthropod does not change its form except for increasing its size, it is called _______. a. incomplete metamorphosis b. complete metamorphosis c. total transmutation d. partial transmutation?
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When an arthropod does not change its form except for increasing its size, it is called _______.

a. incomplete metamorphosis
b. complete metamorphosis
c. total transmutation
d. partial transmutation?

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If an anthropod does not change it's form except for increasing its size, this change would be considered an incomplete metamorphosis. 
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