Match the columns. I II a. Housefly p.Caterpillar b. Butterfly q. Baby c. Bird Egg r. Tadpole d.Frog s. Maggot e. Bat t. Larva f. Silkworm u. Yolk and Albumen

a-s The eggs of housefly hatch into maggots. These are soft bodied insects which do not have legs. b-t Butterfly eggs hatch into larvae. The larval stage of a butterfly is called caterpillar. This is the feeding stage of the butterfly after which it forms a pupa. c-u Bird's egg contains egg white called albumen and it also contains a yellow yolk which is the food for the growing chick. d-r Frog's egg develops into a tadpole. It is similar to that of a fish. e-q Bat gives birth to live young ones as it is a mammal. It does not lay eggs, it produces a baby. The baby of a bat is called a pup. f-p Silkworm is the caterpillar stage of a particular species of moth. We get silk from the cocoon of silkworm. I II a. Housefly s. Maggot b. Butterfly t. Larva c. Bird Egg u. Yolk and Albumen d. Frog r. Tadpole e. Bat q. baby f. Silkworm p. Caterpillar

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