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reproductive maturity is differentiated by the development of sexual traits (i.e. the development of the germ line and genitalia) without progression to a discrete pupal stage or a metamorphic terminal
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is a biological phenomenon occurring in some insect species, where the females in the adult stage of metamorphosis resemble the
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Since these females have lower ability to disperse, this may help explain high
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to various degrees, while the male appears more morphologically adult (as
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Da Silveira, Luiz Felipe Lima; Mermudes, José Ricardo M. (2014-02-18).
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and generally larger than the male. Larviform females still reach
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Larviform females are an area of interest in the study of the
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than males. The female may not pupate at all, as in
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Index

Larviform
larvae
imagoes
ecdysis
Xenos vesparum
wingless
sexual maturity
Strepsiptera
Bagworm moths
elateroid beetles
Lampyridae
gall midges
evolution of insect metamorphosis
endemism
Lampyridae
Paedogenesis


"Ontophylogenetics of cantharoid larviforms (Coleoptera: Cantharoidea)"
JSTOR
4008535
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"Why grow up? A perspective on insect strategies to avoid metamorphosis"
Bibcode
2016EcoEn..41..505M
doi
10.1111/een.12313
S2CID

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