Question

What do the larva and pupa stages have in common?
Both stages take place in the water.

Both stages involve external changes that take place.

Both stages require the mosquito to emerge onto the water's surface.

Both stages require hardening of the mosquito's body.

Answer 1

Im pretty sure its the first one, since the life cycle does take place in the water till they emerge out as full adults.

Answer 2

are you sure? @Juakikun

Answer 3

I'd wait till everyone answers, but thats my answer.

Answer 4

I would also think that @Juakikun is correct...

Answer 5

and i wud say *no comments*

Answer 6

same here

Answer 7

#IAmANoob

Answer 8

lol, alrighttt :p ill put the first one and see what happensssss

Answer 9

If u would, @CyberShadow, u wouldnt comment!! XD

Answer 10

Since this seems like a science question, mind posting it on that section next time o: ?

Answer 11

Whatever @arabpride :P

Answer 12

sowwy
i got more!

Answer 13

What is the name of the form of the mosquito that emerges from the egg?
Adult

Egg

Larva

Pupa

Answer 14

Larva.

Answer 15

Larva!!

Answer 16

Bio again :(

Answer 17

IKR!!!

Answer 18

i knowww, lol idk why its on my english assignment

Answer 19

How do dragonflies and fish affect the mosquito population in lakes, ponds and streams?
They eat mosquitos, which decreases the mosquito population.

They eat mosquitos, which encourages female mosquitos to lay eggs.

They eat other insects, leaving the mosquito population to thrive.

They do not eat mosquitos, so they have no effect on the population.

Answer 20

idc if its bioooo all yalll are on here lol

Answer 21

*waits for these nerds to reply*O.O

Answer 22

ummm yes duh

Answer 23

Second one i think.

Answer 24

but that one is a little difficult cause of the fishes so im guessing its the first.

Answer 25

its been awhile since i had bio LOL. 4 years.

Answer 26

wow, lol but thanks :)

Answer 27

np np. Hope you passed.

Answer 28

How do dragonflies and fish affect the mosquito population in lakes, ponds and streams?
They eat mosquitos, which decreases the mosquito population.

They eat mosquitos, which encourages female mosquitos to lay eggs.

They eat other insects, leaving the mosquito population to thrive.

They do not eat mosquitos, so they have no effect on the population.

Answer 29

@Juakikun

Answer 30

thought you said this question already o:

Answer 31

oh yeah lol.. so the first one?

Answer 32

im assuming it is.

Answer 33

hmmm ok