… Papers in the evolution session explored the dependence of both … and larval development.
Taken together they gave the following picture. The type of embryonic and larval development …

… The evolution of larval developmental … larval developmental mode and egg size, we
should be careful how we use this relationship to investigate the evolutionary ecology of larval …

… larval feeding rate, but a reduction in pupation height, the latter being a trait relating to larval
… of a negative evolutionary correlation between preadult developmental time and viability, as …

… Partly this arises from the implicit assumption that the embryonic and larval development …
What controls the type of larval development? Summary statement for the evolution session. …

… developmental strategies exceeds that of any other family of terrestrial vertebrate. Here we
compare patterns of larval development … of life-cycle evolution and larval ecology might have …

… -feeding larvae develop more quickly than species with feeding larvae. This shortened
development time presumably reduces larval mortality relative to species with feeding larvae. The …

… These situations have important implications in the duration and continuation of the larval
development, because low levels of oxygen or water may impede development or increase the …

… of especially slow development in some brooding tunicates. The faster development of …
estimates of greater mortality rates for planktonic larvae than for embryos in broods or egg …

… in larval development, grow as three-dimensional evaginations into the space vacated between
larval … Possession of adult horns is therefore not a prerequisite for fighting, instead male …

… ).lfdirectdevelopment evolved only once, then a free.living, aquatic larval … Re-evolution of
the larval stage - a major evolutionary … developmentally than its evolutionary loss. However, re-…