Practice mode Entomology

What is the type of pupa with free appendages that are not glued to the body called?

Correct answer B. Exarate

Explanation

In an exarate pupa the legs, wings and antennae are free from the body, as in beetles, whereas in an obtect pupa they are fused to it.

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