Differences between butterfly and mosquito life cycle?

Answer 1

Mosquitoes are in the Family Culicidae and the Order Diptera (flies). As such, they undergo complete metamorphosis and go through four distinct life stages, similar to, for example, a butterfly. The four stages in the mosquito life cycle are egg, larva, pupa, and adult. But a butterfly's stages are caterpillar, cocoon, and adult.

Answer 2

The young of the frog ( tadpole ) does not look like its adult thus the young of the cockroach (nymph ) look like its adult. Not sure if this is right though.....

Answer 3

The simplest difference between the two insects' life cycles is the number of steps. Butterflies have 4 steps in the life cycle, while cockroach only has 3. The butterfly's infant stage, called the larva, is very different in physiology from the adult stage, whereas the cockroach's infant stage, the nymph, is very similar.

Answer 4

Fish live their whole lives in the water. Some fish lay eggs. Other fish are born live. A frog is an amphibian. It starts its life in the water and then moves onto land when it becomes an adult.

Answer 5

A butterfly metamorphose takes place in a cocoon and a frog metamorphoses takes place in the open. Another difference is frogs typically live at least a few years where as a butterfly, depending on species, can have a life span of a few days to months.

Answer 6

The butterfly have 4 steps from the egg to the adult butterfly, and the cockroach only have 3 steps from egg to the adult cockroach.The butterfly's baby not similar to the adult butterfly, the cockroach's baby similar as the adult cockroach.

Answer 7

The young of a frog is called a tadpole while the young of a cockroach is called a nymph

Answer 8

The Grasshopper undergoes an incomplete life-cycle and the Butterfly goes through a complete life-cycle.

Answer 9

well all life cycles are different like our human ones so there is a lot of a difference

Answer 10

Butterflies have a pupae stage, while frogs only have larva and adult.