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explain the term sexually immature larval stage

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Answered by tiwarishrayansh

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In this type of development, embryo develops into a mature individual without involving a larval stage. It this type of development, sexually-immature larval stage is present.

It involves development of larva to an adult. It is seen in fishes, reptiles, birds, mammals.

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explain the term sexually immature larval stage​

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explain the term sexually immature larval stage