yes tigers do go in direct development
does a dog go through direct developmet or metamorphises
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they go through direct development. The baby insects look like the adult. Only butterflies do not look like the adult. The butterfly goes through complete metamorphosis. Not all insects go through direct development. To find out more , check it out on October 16 , 2013.
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Yes, direct development is when the baby it a miniature version of the adult. A baby elephant looks like an elephant. Direct development means there are no other life stages (larvae, pupae) in the animal.An animal that does NOT go through direct development would be a butterfly. A baby butterfly is a crawling, worm-like caterpillar, but the adult butterfly has huge wings. We call the baby butterfly a larvae.
Some animals go through different stages in their life. This is known as indirect development or metamorphosis, examples are toads (which are born as tadpoles) and butterflies (which are born caterpillars).
it means when they hatch they are very tiny,but they are otherwise like their parents and they get larger,but they don't go through other major changes
they go throgh direct devolepment
i really dont know but i think its direct develoment
Among some animal species, new-borns and adults are highly similar in morphology and ecology -- that is: they look and feed similarly. These are said to have a direct development.Some other animals go through different stages in their life. Best-known examples are toads (which are born as tadpoles) and butterflies (which are born caterpillars). Their development is indirect.The distinction is not black and white: there is a continuum between animals which go through radically different stages and others which are born adult.
Metamorphosis