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How does metamorphosis differ from molting? What animals other than arthropods are known to undergo metamorphosis in their development?

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biology

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  1. Metamorphosis only occurs in insects, while molting occurs in all animals including mammals and birds.
  2. Metamorphosis involves the development of gills in aquatic animals, and molting is the development of lungs in terrestrial animals. Mollusks undergo metamorphosis.
  3. Only arthropods undergo metamorphosis
  4. Molting and metamorphosis are the same process
  5. Molting is a change in coloration of the animal, while metamorphosis involves the shedding of skin. Fish are known to undergo metamorphosis.
  6. Molting involves a change from the juvenile to the adult form, unlike metamorphosis which is shedding of the exoskeleton to allow growth
  7. Molting is the process of transitioning from water to land habitats, whereas metamorphosis is the process of changing from carnivorous to herbivorous diets. Echinoderms undergo metamorphosis.
  8. Metamorphosis is the process where animals grow additional legs, whereas molting is for growing wings. Reptiles also undergo metamorphosis.
  9. Metamorphosis involves a change from the juvenile to the adult form, unlike molting which is shedding of the exoskeleton to allow growth. Amphibians like frogs and aquatic animals like sea stars also undergo metamorphosis
  10. Metamorphosis is the process of internal organ development, and molting is the growth of new appendages. Certain species of annelids undergo metamorphosis.

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3503
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