This book is dedicated to my aunt Valerie. She who has always support me on every
decision I have made in my life.
She has always been there for me to support
me in every step of my life.
Thank you Val for the support and the effort you
make to always help me with everything I ask for.
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Table of ContentLetters A - Z .................................... 1 - 26
Glossary .......................................... 27
Index .............................................. 28
Signing Page .................................... 29
Resources.........................................30
Summary .........................................31
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A caterpillar utilize that they obtain from their food plantsto deter predators.
Aaalkaloids 1
4
Bb
Some caterpillars protection by associating themselves with ants.obtain2
5
Cc
Many caterpillars are colored and resemble the plants on which they live. cryptically3
6
Some caterpillars cause much , mainly by eating leaves.
Dddamage4
7
The origins of the word Caterpillar is from the 16th century.
Eeetymological 5
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Most caterpillars species shed their skin to five times as their bodies grow.
Fffour6
9
The , also known as inchworms or loppers, are named after the way they move.
Gggeometrids7
10
Caterpillars are mostly in food habit, although some species are insectivorous.
Hhherbivorous 8
11
Some types of caterpillars are poisonous.
Iiindeed9
12
Some caterpillars produce acidic digestive that help them digest better the leafs they eat.
Jjjuices10
13
Many moth species are better in their caterpillar stages because of the damage they cause to fruits and other agricultural produce.
Kkknown11
14
is the scientific name given to the caterpillar. LlLarvae12
15
The are tough and sharp for chewing leaves.
Mmmandibles13
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Many caterpillars are , they hide at the base of the plantduring the day and only feed at night.
Nnnocturnal14
17
Many caterpillars produce bad smell from extrudable glands called .
Ooosmeterium 15
18
Many animals feed on caterpillars because they are rich in .
Ppprotein16
19
Caterpillars grow very . For instance, a tabacco hornworn willincrease its weight ten-thousand fold in less than twenty days.
Qqquickly 17
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The appearance of a caterpillar can often a predator, its markings and certain body parts can make it seem poisonous.
Rrrepel
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Caterpillars have bodied that can grow rapidly between moults.
Sssoft19
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