difference between indirect and direct development

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difference between indirect and direct development

harveermobile 23rd Sep, 2021

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Vishesh Singh 23rd Sep, 2021

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The major differences between direct and indirect development are mentioned below:

Direct development	Indirect development
In this type of development, an embryo develops into a young one without any intermediate larval stage	In this type of development, an embryo develops into a young one with some intermediate larval stages.
Seen in fishes, reptiles, birds and mammals	Seen in invertebrates and amphibians
Young ones resemble the adult	Young ones do not resemble the adult

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