Adults of species in the order <u>Coleoptera</u> have 2 wings and the greatest variety of mouthparts.
<h3>Order Coleoptera</h3>
The coleopterans, (order Coleoptera), consist of the beetles and weevils. It is the largest order of insects.
They have two pairs of wings:
- One of the pair is the hard-shelled outer wings known as the “elytra”. These are not used for flying, but to protect the beetle's flying set of wings and its body as it crawls through narrow passages and tunnels in a tree.
- The second set of wings is membranous and is folded under the elytra when not in use.
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Answer:prophase----the chromosomes shorten and thicken.the nuclear membrane has open up and the nucleolus has disappeared
Metaphase----the chromosomes migrate to the central plane of the cell and attach to the spindle fibres microtubules
Anaphase---the chromatids of each chromosomes part and move towards opposite poles of the spindle as the spindle fibres shorten
Telophase----the chromatids are in the polar end of the spindle .the spindle breaks down,the centrioles replicate,the nuclear membrane is reformed,the chromosomes gradually uncoil.
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The third option is correct.
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