Figure 32-4 -In Figure 32-4, Why Do Bees C and D Differ

question 14

Multiple Choice

Figure 32-4
-In Figure 32-4, why do bees C and D differ from bees E and F?

• A) because bees C and D had a different mother than bees E and F
• B) because bees C and D inherited different alleles form their mother than did bees E and F
• C) because bees C and D inherited different alleles form their father than did bees E and F
• D) because bees C and D are haploid drones while bees E and F are diploid female workers

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Definitions:

Cooperatively Breeding

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Song Information

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Group Identity

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Individual Identity

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