Which of the following statements is true about complete metamorphosis? 1-the animal looks similar to the adult when it hatches. 2-one stage, called pupa, is known as the non-feeding stage. one stage, called pupa, is known as the non-feeding stage. 3-the animal undergoes three stages. 4-some animals may undergo several different nymph stages.

The answer is 2 is the final stage of an insect to become an adult, the insect stops moving for a while without eating or nothing seems to be dead but it is actually a wonderful stage of nature when this stage ends this insect and He is an adult.

1. larvae2. metamorphosis3. juveniles

Explanation:

All organisms that may be unicellular or multicellular organisms are formed or developed from a single cell. In the case of multicellular organisms, a single cell that is called zygote divides and changed into different stages and finally forms an individual. In certain organisms the young animals do not resemble their parents or adults and are called larva such as Caterpillar that is the larval stage of the butterfly. Such type of the mechanisms or process by which larval stage changes into adult forms is known as metamorphosis. When organisms look like their parents but are sexually immature then such types of organisms are called juvenile organisms.

A.There are similarities in the developmental stages of different species in the animal kingdom.

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A.There are similarities in the developmental stages of different species in the animal kingdom.

Explanation:

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B) gastrula, blastula, embryo, zygote

Explanation:

The correct order of animal development is either gastrula embryo -> blastula -> gastrula.

Zygote is the first cell of next generation which is formed by the fusion of gametes (ovum & sperm) from both the parents. During early embryonic developments, the very first cleavage in zygote produces two cells and now the zygote is rather termed as embryo. Further cleavages in the embryo produce another structure which resembles mulberry and therefore now the embryo is termed as morula. Repeated cleavages in morula leads to the formation of a hollow sphere of cells known as blastula. More and more cleavages in blastula finally produces another structure gastrula which is characterized by multiple layers (endoderm, mesoderm and ectoderm) of cells. Formation of primitive gut also occurs in gastrula stage.

The answer is A.  There are similarities in the development stages of different species in the animal kingdom.

The life cycle stage of an animal virus during which a mature capsid forms around copies of the viral rna genome is called excision.

Explanation:

Animal viruses need to infect a host in order to achieve their reproduction and subsequent survival. When the process of producing new phages occurs, they need to leave the host cell and infect other cells. This situation occurs because a process called excision is carried out. In this process, what happens is that the genetic material, in this case the RNA, is packaged in a wrap called a capsid and thus can leave the cell with a protective barrier that will allow it to infect a new host.

D.Striking similarities at early development stages is evidence that they came from a common ancestor.
They looked similar in the beginning of each stage but later on they start to look less and less similar. so they had to of changed over time. 

For number 1 is cyanobacteria

For number two is D

For number 5 I think is the striking similarities at early development stages is evidence that they came from a common ancestor.

I hope this helps.