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What is the life-cycle of a snail?

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What is the life-cycle of a snail?

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The driving force in the life-cycle (youth, adult, old age) of a snail is reproduction. The stages are determined by their reproductive potential. Youth has no reproductive capacity, adult has the maximum capacity, and old age has a low capacity. In old age when the capacity declines the individual is not reproductively useful and dies.

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A snail is born as a miniature adult. When it grows into an adult, it mates with another snail. It lays its eggs in a seemingly safe place. Most snails lay hundreds of eggs per year but most get eaten by predators. When the egg hatches as a mini adult, the cycle starts all over again.

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