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Citrus2011 [14]
2 years ago
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In the process of silk production, what happens after the silkworm finishes the cocoon? group of answer choices the silkworm bec

omes a silk-producing larva. the cocoon is collected and boiled. the silkworm multiplies its size by 10,000. the silkworm eats leaves for 40 days.
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vovangra [49]2 years ago
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The correct answer is a) silkworm becomes a silk-producing larva.

The silkworm caterpillar has built a cocoon and is entirely enclosed inside of it. There, it will eventually cease moving and shed its exoskeleton that resembles a caterpillar's skin to become a pupa, which is the stage that occurs between being a caterpillar and an adult moth.

The cocoon's underside retains the exoskeleton, also known as exuvia. The body of a silkworm pupa has already begun to resemble that of an adult rather than a caterpillar.

It is shorter, segmented, and has a distinct head as well as the first stages of the adult legs. A pupa's transformation into an adult moth takes around two weeks.

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