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The image depicts the life cycle of a female mosquito including stages: Eggs (week 1), First Larval Stage (week 2), Second Larval Stage (week 3), Third Larval Stage (week 4), Fourth Larval Stage (week 5), Pupal Stage (week 6), and Adult (weeks 7/8), with a total lifespan of 6 to 8 weeks noted; each larval stage increases in size, molting occurs between larval and pupal stages, and both larval and pupal stages are aquatic.
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The diagram illustrates the different phases of the life cycle of a mosquito.
Overall, the seven step cycle begins, starting with hatching eggs and ending with a fully grown adult mosquito.
To begin with, female mosquitoes lay eggs, which transform into larval in the first stage. In the next stage, these larve grow in size and they continue to increase in size during the fourth larval phase. Following this, the larval reach their fourth and final larval stage is the pupal stage.
Following the pupal stage, the noticeable rise in size and the forming of their head and tail. The last stage is the mosquito attains the adult stage which begin its reproductive cycle.
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