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How does the life cycle of a termite differ from the life cycle of a moth? a. a moth life cycle does not include a larva stage. b. a termite life cycle does not include a pupa stage. c. a moth cycle does not include an adult stage. d. a termite life cycle does not include an egg stage.

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