Larval

... that info is available? Also if the same cloning technique is applied to a butterfly does it mean that the cloned product will not proceed beyond larval stage? Regards, Koyal

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... of amphioxus retain their notochord in the adult stage. With Tunicata, the rule is like this: all of them have a notochord in their tail in the larval stage, but they loose the notochord upon metamorphosis, when they loose their whole tail. There are a few tunicates, however, that make up an ...

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... is there a nerve cord or tail. Only the pharyngeal slits suggest a link to other chordates. But all four chordate trademarks are manifest in the larval form of some groups of tunicates." so the tunicates do loose their notochord by the time they're adult. can somone please explain the discrepancy ...

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The body is not longer than the wings. It does have larval stage.

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and 1.whether it has larval(larva and nymph are differant things) stage?

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