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Unlike incomplete metamorphosis, complete metamorphosis

A. includes a nymph stage, where the insect looks like a small adult.
B. includes an immature stage.
C. contains an adult stage.
D. produces an adult that's completely different from the larva

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The correct answer is option D. produces an adult that's completely different from the larva.

In the incomplete metamorphosis there are three stages, egg, nymph and larva. The nymph hatch from egg, and look similar to the adult.

Unlike this, in complete metamorphosis, there are 4 stages, egg, larva, pupa and adult. In this case, the larva is completely different from the adult. For example, the butterfly larva, which is a caterpillar is completely different from adult butter fly.

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