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The 32 pages that link to Larva, each with the reason it gives.

• MetamorphosisRelated: Many metamorphosing animals begin transformation from a larval stage.

• PupaRelated: The larva is the stage that molts into a pupa.

• Host plantRelated: Many insects feed on host plants primarily during their larval stage.

• DipteraRelated: Many fly larvae, including maggots, are legless and unlike their winged adults.

• Intermediate hostRelated: Parasites often undergo larval development while inside an intermediate host.

• TunicateRelated: Many tunicates have mobile larvae with a tail and chordate features.

• Coconut crabRelated: Coconut crabs begin life as marine larvae before settling on land.

• Imaginal discRelated: Imaginal discs grow inside the larval body before producing adult structures.

• WeevilRelated: The legless, often concealed larva is the principal feeding stage in many weevils.

• Crangon crangonRelated: Brown shrimp pass through planktonic larval stages before settling on the seabed.

• Longhorn beetleRelated: The larval stage is typically the longhorn’s wood-feeding and longest developmental phase.

• Ranina raninaRelated: Spanner crabs pass through planktonic larval stages before settling to the seabed.

• SebastinaeRelated: Newborn Sebastes enter the water as larvae and disperse before settling.

• TrombiculidaeRelated: Only the six-legged larval stage of trombiculids parasitizes vertebrates.