Larval Development of Non-Insect Arthropods: Metamorphosis and Sexual Differentiation
In insects, metamorphosis is one of the most important research topics. Their drastic morphological and physiological changes from larvae to pupae, and then to adults, have fascinated many people. These changing life history patterns are tightly regulated by two endocrine systems, the ecdysteroids (...
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IntechOpen
2022
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