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The process known as metamorphosis oftens goes from an egg or eggsac to a larval stage, to a pupa, then finally an adult.

The pupa stage of butterfly species is known as a chrysalis, whereas moths form cocoons.

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1. Adult frogs reproduce sexually.

2. Eggs are fertilized OUTSIDE of the female's body.

3. Swimming tadpoles hatch from eggs.

4. Hind legs develop.

5. Front legs develop.

6. Tail is absorbed, & development is completed.

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It is called METAMORPHOSIS. (these are for all those Science people..... haha) :) hope this was helpful. :)

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Metamorphosis.

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