Question

2 differences between direct and indirect development​

Answer 1

Explanation:

A direct development is a type of development in which a young is directly born as a small version of an adult and it develops into a mature individual without undergoing metamorphosis. Whereas, in indirect development, larva is hatched from the egg. Larva then metamorphosed to an adult.

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Answer 2

Direct Development:

• When an animal is born, it is a miniature replica of its adult form.
• There is no intermediary stage of the animal, such as a larva, in this kind of development.
• Directly developing animals may have a substantial amount of yolk in their egg to feed their young, or the young may be nourished directly by the mother's body.
• Metamorphosis isn't possible in direct development.
• Fishes, reptiles, birds, and mammals are the creatures that go through direct development.

Indirect Development:

• When an animal is born, it is not the same as when it is an adult.
• The embryo hatches from the egg in the shape of a larva in this stage of development.
• To mature into an adult, the larva must go through a metamorphosis process.
• Indirectly developed animals contain very little yolk, and the larva grows and hatches quickly as a result of the limited quantity of yolk.
• Indirect development occurs in amphibians, some echinoderms, and some arthropods like insects.