Social Organisms

Mar 30, 2019

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Social Organisms . Dawoon Alex Amber . THE QUEEN . Functions to produce eggs Controls the colony through scent Flies only to mate Stores sperm Many mates at one time . DRONE BEE . Haploid male Only exist to mate . WORKER BEE. No reproductive females Stage society Young bee

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Social Organisms Dawoon Alex Amber
THE QUEEN • Functions to produce eggs • Controls the colony through scent • Flies only to mate • Stores sperm • Many mates at one time
DRONE BEE • Haploid male • Only exist to mate
WORKER BEE • No reproductive females • Stage society • Young bee • Nurse • Builder • Honey maker • Lives for 30 days
NAKED MOLE RAT • Blind eusocial • one reproductive queen • Small number of males • All individuals do not mate • Social status relies on capability to reproduce • Those that cant reproduce act altruistically

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