ametabolian (Meaning)

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ametabolian (a.)

Of or pertaining to insects that do undergo any metamorphosis.

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Ametabolian insects, like silverfish, undergo minimal metamorphosis throughout their life cycle.
The ametabolian development of certain arachnids means they do not experience distinct larval and pupal stages.
Some ametabolian species exhibit reproductive strategies that involve continuous growth and maturation without significant changes in form.
The ametabolian nature of certain crustaceans results in a direct transition from juvenile to adult stages.
In ametabolian organisms, growth and maturation occur gradually without the pronounced morphological changes seen in insects with complete metamorphosis.
Entomologists study ametabolian insects to better understand the evolutionary significance of minimal metamorphic processes.
Ametabolian development in certain insect orders is characterized by a lack of pupal stage and the absence of a true metamorphic transformation.
The life cycle of ametabolian species is relatively simple compared to insects with holometabolous development.
Researchers are intrigued by the ecological adaptations associated with ametabolian life histories in various arthropod groups.
Ametabolian organisms, such as springtails, exemplify the evolutionary diversity in insect developmental strategies.

Of or pertaining to insects that do undergo any metamorphosis.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Ametabolian insects, like silverfish, undergo minimal metamorphosis throughout their life cycle.

The ametabolian development of certain arachnids means they do not experience distinct larval and pupal stages.

Some ametabolian species exhibit reproductive strategies that involve continuous growth and maturation without significant changes in form.

The ametabolian nature of certain crustaceans results in a direct transition from juvenile to adult stages.