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What is the difference between direct and indirect development?

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(i) When larval stage is not found in the development of an organism, then such development is called direct development.(i) When the larval stage is found in the development of an organism's life cycle, then such development is called indirect development.
(ii) In this, the morphology of the organism at the time of birth is similar to that of an adult.
Example: Bird, snake etc.
(ii) The morphology of the larva is different from that of the adult.
Example: Cockroach, frog etc.


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