Insect Life Cycles and Adaptions for Nutrition 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyHuman, animal and plant physiologyASWJEC Created by: LoomyCreated on: 22-04-14 11:32 What are the two different types of insect life cycles? Incomplete metamorphosis and complete metamorphosis 1 of 9 What are the stages in incomplete metamorphosis? Egg > Nymph (or instars) > Adult (or imago) 2 of 9 What are the stages in complete metamorphosis? Egg > Larva > Pupa > Adult 3 of 9 What difference is there between the guts of carnivores and herbivores? The carnivore gut is much shorter than the herbivore gut 4 of 9 Why do humans have a gut of intermediate length between carnivores and herbivores? Humans are omnivores (eat both meat and plant material) 5 of 9 What is the correct difference between the dentition of a carnivore and a herbivore? Herbivores have a diastema, whereas carnivores do not 6 of 9 Why do herbivores need a lot of bacteria within the caecum? Because herbivores cannot digest cellulose on their own, they need cellulase to digest it 7 of 9 Which regions in the human gut are involved in absorption? Mouth, stomach and small intestine 8 of 9 Where in the human gut does absorption take place? Small intestine and large intestine 9 of 9
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