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The image features a process diagram titled "Life cycle of a butterfly" detailing an eight-stage cyclical flow connected by directional arrows: Stage 1 ("Eggs laid": "The female lays eggs on a host plant"), leading rightward to Stage 2 ("Eggs hatch": "Tiny larvae emerge after about a week"), leading rightward to Stage 3 ("Caterpillar feeds": "The larva eats leaves and grows rapidly"), leading rightward to Stage 4 ("Moulting": "The caterpillar sheds its skin several times"), leading downward to Stage 5 ("Pupa forms": "It attaches to a twig and forms a chrysalis"), leading leftward to Stage 6 ("Metamorphosis": "The body is transformed inside the chrysalis"), leading leftward to Stage 7 ("Adult emerges": "The butterfly breaks out and dries its wings"), and leading leftward to Stage 8 ("Mating": "Adults mate and the female lays new eggs"), which directs an arrow upward back to Stage 1. Below the diagram is a looped arrow icon accompanied by the note: "The cycle then repeats from stage 1."
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This diagram illastrates the stages of a butterfly life cycle to connect thier genetic to the second generation.
Overall, butterfly life cycle pass the main steps of eggs, caterpillar, pupa and adult. At the end, they come back to the first step of laying eggs.
The first step is the “Eggs laid”. The eggs are laid on a host plant by the femals butterfly. Secondaly, about a few weeks later, larvage, called caterpillar, come out from the egg. They eats leaves and grow rapidly by themselves.
Moving to the third step, larvage start to create sheds on its skin many times and forms a chrysalis. The larvage’s body transformed inside of the chrysalis, while they sleep attaching to a twig. In the end, the butterfly breaks out from the chrysails with beautiful wings. The adults mate and the female mate and produce new egg on a hosy plant, then repeat the same cycle from the first step.
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