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PROCESS_TYPE 1_NATURAL (the life cycle of a butterfly)

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PROCESS_TYPE 1_NATURAL (the life cycle of a butterfly)

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The given diagram illustrates the main stages which take place in the life cycle of a butterfly.
Overall, it is noticeable that a typical butterfly experiences five primary phases throughout its life-time.
The life cycle of a butterfly begins when a muture butterfly lays an egg on a milkwood leaf. Between 5 and 10 days, a caterpillar emerges from an egg. It eats the leaf on which it was born. It then sheds its old skin five or 6 times as it grows. This development stage takes 2 weeks.
During the next stage, the caterpillar spins itself into a cocoon, which is known as a pupa. After that, the cocoon opens and welcomes a butterfly with different colors. The butterfly continues to develop to its full maturity and prepares the mating and egg-laying stages. The full life cycle of a butterfly lasts starts all over again.

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The drawing illustrates the main stages which take place in the life cycle of a butterfly.
Overall, it is clear that the complete life cycle, which has five main phases, lasts for approximately 12 months.
First of all, a butterfly begins its life as an egg on a milkwood leaf. Then, it takes 5 to 10 days for the egg to hatch and turn into a larva caterpillar whose food is the leaves on which it was born. Then, in a 3 week time, the caterpillar sheds its skin 5-6 times before settling for the pupa stage.
Afterward, an adult butterfly emerges from a pupa, continues to grow in size to reach maturity in the next 2 to 3 weeks. Its reproductive stage then begins as the mature butterfly lays eggs on a milkwood leaf. The butterfly's life cycle starts again at the same place where it begins.

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At the first stage of the life cycle, a butterfly begins life as an egg on a milkwood leaf. The egg remains on this shelter for about 5 to 10 days before it hatches. The newborn butterfly normally called larva caterpillar feeds on the leaf. The caterpillar also sheds its skin five to six times during this stage before it builds a cocoon which is also known as a pupa.
After that, the caterpillar transformed into a young butterfly during the pupa stage. After breaking/ tearing off the cocoon, it takes the young butterfly from 2 to 3 weeks to turn into an adult. The life cycle of the butterfly repeats itself.

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The given diagram depicts how a butterfly develops through various stages in its lifespan. Overall, there are four main stages in the lifespan of a typical butterfly starting with an egg and lasting for a year.First of all, a butterfly's life cycle begins as an adult one lays its egg on a milkwood leaf. The egg then hatches after approximately 5 to 10 days and the larva caterpillar emerges, feeding on the whole leaf During this phase, the caterpillar sheds its skins for 5 to 6 times in three weeks before experiencing a pupa process. At the subsequent stage of the process, after being in a pupa for 14 to 21 days, the caterpillar transforms into a young adult butterfly which continues to grow in size to a mature one. The butterfly has reached adulthood and is ready to lay an egg again. The cycle will then start again at the same place where it begins. 

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The given diagram depicts how a butterfly develops through various stages in its lifespan. Overall, there are four main stages in the lifespan of a typical butterfly starting with an egg and lasting for a year.First of all, a butterfly's life cycle begins as an adult one lays its egg on a milkwood leaf. The egg then hatches after approximately 5 to 10 days and the larva caterpillar emerges, feeding on the whole leaf During this phase, the caterpillar sheds its skins for 5 to 6 times in three weeks before experiencing a pupa process. At the subsequent stage of the process, after being in a pupa for 14 to 21 days, the caterpillar transforms into a young adult butterfly which continues to grow in size to a mature one. The butterfly has reached adulthood and is ready to lay an egg again. The cycle will then start again at the same place where it begins. 

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At the first stage in the process, an adult butterfly with a pair of thin wings typically lays a tiny white round egg on a milkwood leaf. Between 5 and 10 days later, the egg hatches and a small creature called a larva caterpillar appears/ emerges.

During the third stage which lasts for 3 weeks, the Caterpillars eat the leaf to grow bigger and molts 5 to 6 times to eventually make a cocoon. The process continues until the appearance of a young butterfly with wings and legs ready to fly. In 2 to 3 week time, the young butterfly grows more to reach maturity. The process concludes with the butterfly becoming ready to lay eggs then the life cycle begins again.

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At the first stage of this life cycle, an egg is laid on a milkwood leaf. From 5 to 10 days later, the egg becomes a larva. This is also called the caterpillar stage. At the 3-week mark, the larva is changed into the pupa after shedding skin for 5 or 6 times. The pupa can also be referred to as a cocoon.
After stage three, a young adult butterfly with short wings emerges from the pupa. The butterfly increases in size quite a bit for the next two to three weeks until it reaches the maturity /matures, and the cycle repeats itself.

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The diagram describes how butterfly grow from eggs to mature individuals.

Overall, it can be seen that there are five main stages in the life cycle of butterfly that takes approximately 12 months.

In the first step, a butterfly lays eggs on a milkwood leaf. It spends about 5 to 10 days for larva caterpillars hatched from these eggs. The caterpillars have to moult 5 to 6 times during 3 weeks before spinning themselves into a cocoon where they are called pupas.

In the final stage, the cocoon opens and out comes an adult butterfly which lasts around 2 to 4 weeks. The butterfly's lifespan  starts again when this mature insect begin mating.

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Firstly, a butterfly begins its life as an oval egg on a milkwood leaf. After 5 to 10 days, it hatches and a larva caterpillar appears, feeding on leaves. Three weeks later, it creates a cocoon after 5 to 6 times shedding its skin. The cocoon part can be referred to as the pupa stage.

At the next stage of the life cycle, a young adult butterfly emerges from the pupa, and in a 2-3 week period, it will become a fully mature one. Their reproductive stage then begins as the mature butterfly lays eggs. The butterfly’s life cycle starts over again. The full life span lasts for 12 months.

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To begin with, an adult butterfly lays eggs on the milkwood leaf. Between 5 and 10 , the egg hatches and the larva caterpillar, in the second stage,  appears. In the period of 3 weeks, larva starts to moults from 5-6 times. On the third stage, the larva starts to grow into pupa.The last stage is the most noticeable one because the adult butterfly begins to emerge from the pupa in a 2-3 week period. The butterfly reaches the adulthood in the 12 months and the cycle will then repeat over again. 

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To begin with, an adult butterfly lays eggs on the milkwood leaf. Between 5 and 10 , the egg hatches and the larva caterpillar, in the second stage,  appears. In the period of 3 weeks, larva starts to moults from 5-6 times. On the third stage, the larva starts to grow into pupa.The last stage is the most noticeable one because the adult butterfly begins to emerge from the pupa in a 2-3 week period. The butterfly reaches the adulthood in the 12 months and the cycle will then repeat over again. 

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Firstly, a butterfly begins life as an egg on the milkwood leaf. After the hatching process of 5-10 days, the larva caterpillar appears. It takes the larva 3 weeks to moult 5-6 times and then turn into a puma.
At the next stage of the life cycle, an adult emerges from an puma. After 2-3 weeks growing to maturity, this adult will have grown to an adult butterfly. Its reproductive stage then begins as the mature butterfly finds the milkwood leaf and lays eggs. The butterfly's life cycle repeats itself.

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The diagram depicts how a butterfly grows from an egg to a mature individual.
Overall, there are 5 main stages in the life cycle of butterflies starting with eggs.
To begin with, an adult butterfly lays an egg on a milkwood leaf where they will stick to over the period of 5 to 10 days before changing to the next stage. At the second stage of the process, the egg hatches and turns into a larva caterpillar. The caterpillars, then, feed on the leaves on which they are laid and expand the feeding round to other leaves nearby. It normally takes them 3 or 4 weeks to shed their skin up to 5 or 6 times to finish this stage.
The fourth stage is a remarkable one which marks the beginning of a distinct life of this insect. The larva creates a cocoon called a pupa in which the caterpillar spends the next several months before a butterfly emerges from the pupa. The reproductive stage then begins as the mature starts to lay eggs after 2 or 3 weeks outside. The life cycle of a butterfly starts again at the same place where it begins.

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To begin with, the life cycle of the butterfly begins when an adult one lays an egg. Between five to ten days later, each egg hatches and a caterpillar appears. Then, a caterpillar experiences the pupa stage which lasts three weeks.

During the third stage of the life cycle, the appearance of a butterfly marks the end of the transformation inside the cocoon. After two to three weeks, the young adult butterfly reaches full maturity, which completes a twelve-month life cycle of a butterfly. The cycle will then repeat itself.

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Life cycle of butterfly: Body paragraphs.

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Life cycle of butterfly: Body paragraphs.

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The life cycle of a butterfly initially starts when a female lays an egg on a milkwood leaf. Five to ten days later, this egg hatches and a new creature called larva caterpillar appears.

During the next three weeks, the larva caterpillar continues molting 5 to 6 times before turning into a pupa. The fourth stage of the life cycle marks the appearance of the butterfly after the transforming pupa phase. It then needs 2 - 3 weeks to completely reach its adulthood. The life cycle will then repeat itself.