The Life Cycles of Animals

A great change in appearance in some animals when they become an adult

To make a copy of something

A period in the growth or development of something

The newly hatched young of an insect that si wingless and worm-like

To stop existing, become lost

The process of growing

The way that someone or something looks (e.g.: the tadpoles' ___ can change as they grow)

The part of the cell that controls or influences the physical characteristics of a living thing, and can be passed down from parents to their young

The stages through which a living thing goes through in its life, from the beginning of its life, to undergoing changes, reaching maturity as well as reproduction

The protective casing which some insects make for themselves while they grow in their pupal stage

To come out of an egg

A baby frog or toad that has a long tail

The young insect that looks almost like the adult except that it is smaller and has no wings

To push an egg out of the body

The stage of development between larva and adult, during which the larva does not eat and undergoes complete transformation within a cocoon

The passing down of traits from parent to child

Fully grown, grown to full size

To experience, to endure (e.g.: ____ moulting)

Shed the old skin or covering and replace it with new growth so that the body can grow bigger

Young animals or birds

A fully grown animal or person

If a species is this, there are just a few of animals left

If an animal is this, it no longer exists

A group of animals or plants that are similar

A characteristic or condition