[Solved] When microbiologists encounter a sputum specimen,they know that the upper respiratory tract contains many indigenous organisms and to identify every organism in the culture would be a time-consuming,cost-prohibitive,and insurmountable task.So microbiologists must: A) Work quickly with commercially available kits to identify all organisms present in a sputum specimen for the best quality patient care available. B) Work up only the gram-negative rods present in the culture. C) Differentiate the potential pathogens from the "usual" inhabitants of the upper respiratory tract and direct the diagnostic workup only to potential pathogens. D) Be able to ascertain whether the results generated by a commercial or automated system correlate with the suspected organism. Eusocial Group: A hierarchical social structure seen in certain animals, like naked mole rats and bees, characterized by cooperative care of offspring and division of labor. Monogamous: Pertaining to a mating system or relationship in which an individual has only one partner during their lifetime or at any one time. Monogamy Hypothesis: The theory that monogamy can evolve as a mating strategy that offers reproductive and survival benefits under certain environmental or social conditions. Haplodiploidy Hypothesis: A theory related to social behavior in insects, suggesting that the unusual sex determination system of haplodiploidy contributes to the evolution of eusociality, especially in bees, ants, and wasps.