Most animals grow and change throughout their lifetimes, whether they are born live or are hatched from an egg. What is this dia
gram an example of? A large circle made of clockwise arrows. At the top of the circle is a large, organism with 6 legs and 2 antennae. On the right, middle side of the circle are several small elongated ovals. A little further down on the circle is a very small organism with 6 legs and 2 antennae. The same type of organism appears 4 additional times along the circle. Each time it is slightly larger.
A. development changes
B. life cycle
C. transformation
D. birth to death cycle
Given what we know, we can confirm that the diagram described illustrates the development changes in an organism throughout its life.
<h3 /><h3>What are development changes?</h3>
These are changes that show how an organism develops as its goes through life.
This includes the form and appearance during early life, as shown by the <u>tadpole-like figures</u>.
We then see how the organism develops limbs and antennae.
Finally, we see the organism grow in size until its adult form.
Therefore, since the diagram first shows how the organism looks during the early stages of life, followed by the appearance of limbs and antennae, and finally growth in size, we can confirm that the diagram shows the developmental changes for the organism.
Ridge push is caused by the potential energy gradient from the high topography of the ridges. Slab pull is caused by the negative buoyancy of the subducting plate.
