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what is retrogressive metamorphosis ?

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Answered by Rashi937
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Hi,
It is a type of metamorphosis in which larva shows more advanced characters then adults....
For example---in echinoderms the larval stage shows bilateral symmetry (advanced character) while adults show radial symmetry...hence it shows retrogressive metamorphosis....

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Change from better developed larva to less developed adult is known as retrogressive metamorphosis.

It is seen in urochordates.

Examples:-

  • Herdmania
  • Ascidia
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