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Crickets go through a form, in which they resemble the parent when hatched but develop other features like wings later on. nymph pupa larva

Crickets go through a form, in which they resemble the parent when hatched but develop other features like wings later on. nymph pupa larva
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Crickets go through a form, in which they resemble the parent when hatched but develop other features like wings later on.

nymph
pupa
larva

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The answer is Pupa. Larva is when its still in the process of growing and a nymph is when it just about full formed.






































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The answer is Pupa.

Crickets go through an Pupa form, in which they resemble the parent when hatched but develop other features like wings later on.
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