Which outcome increases a larval insect's molting frequency?

💡 Explanation

Decreased juvenile hormone allows molting because it permits the insect to progress past larval stages without maintaining larval characteristics; therefore a higher frequency of molting into different instars occurs, rather than sustained larval growth.

• Which outcome occurs when a migratory bird's nutrient reserves deplete excessively during sustained soaring?
• Which mechanism enables emperor penguins to minimize heat loss during shivering in antarctic winters?
• Which developmental error arises when juvenile hormone persistently inhibits imaginal disc differentiation during pupation?
• Which limitation arises when soaring birds exceed wing loading limits?
• Which osmoregulatory stress occurs when saltwater fish transit estuaries?
• Which digestive efficiency change occurs in ruminants when antimicrobial exposure decreases microbial diversity?