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The 24 pages that link to Incomplete metamorphosis, each with the reason it gives.

• EcdysisRelated: Nymphs grow through repeated molts while retaining a broadly similar body form.

• OdonataRelated: Odonates pass from aquatic juveniles directly to winged adults, without pupation.

• Water striderRelated: Water striders hatch as nymphs and gradually acquire adult form through molts.

• CockroachRelated: Cockroaches develop through nymphs rather than a pupal stage.

• BlattodeaRelated: Cockroaches and termites develop through nymphal stages rather than pupae.

• BelostomatidaeRelated: Belostomatids develop through aquatic nymphs that resemble smaller, wingless adults.

• TriatominaeRelated: Triatomines develop through successive nymphal stages before becoming adults.

• American cockroachRelated: Young American cockroaches resemble smaller, wingless adults and molt as they grow.

• DamselflyRelated: Damselflies emerge as winged adults directly from aquatic nymphs.

• PlecopteraRelated: Stoneflies emerge from nymphs without passing through a pupa.

• CoreidaeRelated: Coreids develop through successive nymphal stages rather than a pupal stage.

• MegalopteraRelated: Megalopterans develop without a distinct pupal stage.

• PsocopteraRelated: Psocopterans develop through nymphs that resemble smaller, wingless adults.

• Pyrrhocoris apterusRelated: Firebugs pass through successive nymphal stages before becoming adults.