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The image illustrates the lifecycle of a butterfly with four stages. Stage 1: Laying eggs by a female butterfly on a plant. Adult butterflies mate. Stage 2: The development of the embryo (2-3 weeks), showing eggs and noting that inside each egg one embryo develops. Stage 3: Growth of caterpillars with skin-shedding (two months), depicted with a caterpillar image. Stage 4: Pupal stage (2 weeks), metamorphosis occurs, featuring images of a pupa and mentioning that a pupa created by the caterpillar takes 2 hours. The cycle completes with the image of the adult butterfly.
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The imagine illustrate the lifecycle of butterfly.
Overall, the process is consist of four main stages begin from female butterfly laying eggs on plant and end with pupal stage.
Looking closely to the chart, the first stage of this process start with adult female butterfly setting down on the plant and starts to lay eggs. In the second step, eggs turn into embryo in 2 or 3 weeks and each one egg develops to embryo and change to caterpillar.
In the third level, involves caterpillars shed their skin 3 times in two months then, the caterpillar create a pupa in 2 hours. The last main stage is Pupa gets inside of pupal staying there with metamorphosis occurs for 14 days. After metamorphosis completed, the pupa become a butterfly, after that ready to reproduce. The same process start again with female butterfly.
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