What changes might you predict/expect if a mutation caused a change in the timing of juvenile hormone, such that it remained high throughout the lifetime of the organism?

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Juvenile hormone in many organisms, particularly insects, is responsible for maintaining the juvenile (larval or nymph) characteristics. If the levels of this hormone remain high throughout the organism's life, it would prevent the transition to the adult stage, thus maintaining its juvenile state indefinitely.

What Changes Might You Predict/expect If a Mutation Caused a Change