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A Survey of Invertebrate Metamorphosis atypical invertebrates. The majority of the invertebrate phyla are marine, some with representatives in fresh water and on land; many are sessile as adults, or are burrowers in the sea bottom, or lead otherwise more or less sedentary lives. The reproductive strategies of such invertebrates commonly

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Cell Structure during Insect Metamorphosisn of more than one ecological niche (see Highnam, this volume). One of the interests of such organisms for biologists is that they may display commonplace developmental events in an exaggerated way, enabling us to notice and study special cases that nevertheless illustrate developmental processes of

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Hormonal Control of Insect Metamorphosisecological niche on earth. With the number of their species variously estimated at 1–10 million, the insects display an evolutionary virtuosity unequaled by the rest of the animal kingdom combined. Within 100 million years of the first appearance of these arthropods, the adaptive features that permi

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Chemistry, Metabolism, and Transport of Hormones Controlling Insect Metamorphosisesis and degradation of the growth hormones as well as their possible control is of utmost importance if we are to understand metamorphosis at the biochemical level. Indeed, progress in this area of insect hormone metabolism and titer regulation has been remarkable during the past decade, particular

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