1) Hemimetabolic 2) Hemimetamorphic 3) Hemimetamorphous 4) Metamorphic
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Having an incomplete metamorphosis, with no pupal stage in the life history.
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Pertaining to a member of the series of insect orders, the Hemimetabola, in which simple or incomplete metamorphosis is found. ... Origin: hemi-+ G. Metabole, change ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Insects having a simple metamorphosis, like that in the Orthoptera, Heteroptera and Homoptera.
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Of an insect, a species without any marked change in body-plan from larval to adult, apart from the development of wings. Examples: grasshoppers and crickets. (cf. holometabolous.)
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Having an incomplete metamorphosis, with no pupal stage in the life history.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: hem′ē-me-tab′ŏ-lŭs Definitions: 1. Pertaining to a member of the series of insect orders, the Hemimetabola, in which simple or incomplete metamorphosis is found.
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[
adj] - (of an insect with aquatic young) undergoing incomplete metamorphosis in which the young does not resemble the adult
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hemimetabolic adjective (of an insect with aquatic young) undergoing incomplete metamorphosis in which the young does not resemble the adult
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insects with incomplete metamorphosis, where the individual develops with gradual changes in size and shape. There are three distinct stages in the development of a hemimetabolous insect: egg, nymph (juvenile of any instar) and adult.
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having an incomplete metamorphosis, with no pupal stage in the life history
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