| 11. | They sink their mandibles into the metamorphose into the pupal stage.
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| 12. | Cobia larvae metamorphose to gill respiration 11 15 days post hatching.
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| 13. | His personality has metamorphosed from sullen and bitter to warm and endearing.
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| 14. | As Tagliapietra blew, circles became ovals and squares metamorphosed into diamonds.
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| 15. | When do scores metamorphose from hot news into moldy numbers?
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| 16. | But elsewhere in the show, they are thoroughly metamorphosed.
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| 17. | On the new album, keys change and rhythms metamorphose at whim.
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| 18. | But they're not through metamorphosing, Holmes assures.
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| 19. | Still, the country has not metamorphosed from police state.
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| 20. | Rocks at the depth to be ductilely stretched are often also metamorphosed.
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