You want to create a much bigger caterpillar than a species normally makes.This caterpillar normally has only five instars before pupating; you decide to make it go through eight instars, thus causing it to grow bigger with each molt.What factor would you expose the caterpillar to in order to make it continue to molt into instars?

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You want to create a much bigger caterpillar than a species normally makes.This caterpillar normally has only five instars before pupating; you decide to make it go through eight instars, thus causing it to grow bigger with each molt.What factor would you expose the caterpillar to in order to make it continue to molt into instars?