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The 20 pages that link to Pupa, each with the reason it gives.
Complete metamorphosisBroader topic: Larval tissues are reorganized as adult structures develop.
LarvaRelated: In holometabolous insects, the pupa follows the larva and precedes the adult.
LepidopteraRelated: A lepidopteran pupa houses the reorganization from caterpillar to winged insect.
CaterpillarBroader topic: After its final larval molt, a caterpillar enters the pupal stage.
DipteraRelated: Fly pupae undergo the transformation from larval body plan to winged adult.
CocoonBroader topic: The cocoon surrounds this developing stage in many, but not all, insects.
AntlionRelated: Before emerging as an adult, an antlion larva pupates in a silken cocoon.
WeevilRelated: Weevils transform from larvae into adults during this stage.
MegalopteraCompared with: Megaloptera lack the pupal stage found in complete metamorphosis.
BirdwingBroader topic: Birdwing pupae reorganize larval tissues into adult butterflies.
GoliathusRelated: This stage bridges the large, soil-dwelling larva and the winged adult.
LasiocampidaeRelated: After larval growth, lasiocampid moths undergo metamorphosis in this stage.
Pieris brassicaeBroader topic: Large white larvae pupate before emerging as winged adults.
PsychodidaeNarrower topic: Psychodid pupae bridge the larval and adult forms.
SnakeflyRelated: Snakeflies pass through a pupal stage before emerging as winged adults.