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Yes, some larvae do have spines, depending on the species. For example, certain insect larvae, like those of moths and butterflies, can have spiny projections for defense against predators. Additionally, some aquatic larvae, such as those of certain fish or amphibians, may also possess spines or spine-like structures. These adaptations serve various functions, including protection and camouflage.

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