STAY INFORMED. Darier's disease, or keratosis follicularis, is a pruritic, autosomal dominant inherited disease with multiple discrete scaling, crusted, and pruritic papules; it is malodorous and disfiguring and also involves the nails and mucous membranes.TAY INFORMED. Darier's disease, or keratosis follicularis, is a pruritic, autosomal dominant inherited disease with multiple discrete scaling, crusted, and pruritic papules; it is malodorous and disfiguring and also involves the nails and mucous membranes.
Gradual metamorphosis is typical of true bugs and grasshoppers; complete metamorphosis is typical of butterflies, beetles, flies, moths, and wasps. The immature of the butterflies, beetles flies moths and wasps do not resemble the adults, may occupy different habitats, and feed on different hosts.
Two types of metamorphosis are found in insects; (a) incomplete metamorphosis, during which eggs hatch into nymphs that gradually turn to adults (eg: cockroaches. grasshoppers and dragonflies), and (b) complete metamorphosis, where larva and pupa are found between egg and adult stage (eg: beetles, wasps, ants, bees, etc.) .