Read this paragraph from "Your Average, Everyday Zombie."
First, the momma fly injects her eggs into the body cavity of the ant host. Once they hatch, the
larvae make their way to the ant's head, where they feed on hemolymph (ant blood), muscle, and
nervous tissue (aka brrllliii). The larval flies will spend weeks inside the head of their
host, controlling its behavior while snacking on its brains until they have completely emptied the
ant's head. The ant, meanwhile, wanders around in a zombie-like state. When the young fly decides
it is ready to pupate, it releases an enzyme which decapitates the ant by dissolving the membrane
which attaches its head to its body. The larva pupates in the ant's disembodied head for about two
more weeks, then emerges as a full-grown adult, ready to mate and find its own zombie host.
What is the organizational structure of the paragraph?
Your Average Everyday Zombie