Metamorphic Plasticity is a developmental phenomenon characterized by the capacity of an organism to undergo discrete, often environmentally triggered, morphological transformations during its life cycle, distinguishing it from continuous or gradual forms of developmental plasticity.
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University of Michigan
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Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales
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University of Helsinki
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