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12 October, 12:44

What is the difference between a mature and immature animal?

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    A mature animal will have been fully developed whereas an immature animal will not be fully developed. In a mature animal, all stages of development will have occurred whereas in an immature animal not all developmental stages would have occurred.

    A mature animal will be better adapted to live in an environment as compared to an immature animal.
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