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What is paedomor phosis?

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Can the process of a child changing into an adult be called metamor phosis?

Yes, the process of a child changing into an adult can be metaphorically described as metamorphosis. This term typically refers to a significant transformation, and the transition from childhood to adulthood involves profound physical, emotional, and psychological changes. While metamorphosis is often associated with biological transformations in nature, such as a caterpillar becoming a butterfly, it can also aptly capture the complexities of human development.


Is onchogryposis and onchogryphosis the same condition?

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