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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 stages in the life of female mosquito.
Overall, there are eight stages in the life cycle of a female mosquito, from eggs to adult insects.
Initially, eggs are laid and remain there a week. Then larval emerges from eggs and continue in that form at week 2. After this, second larval stages begin which occur at third week. At the end of the third week, third larval emerges and ends for fourth week.
The fourth larval stage starts at week 5 and the size of insect grow a lot. During sixth week, pupal stage begins. After stage of pupal, the insect turn to adult version in around week 7 and 8 and life cycle starts again.
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