- half the
number of
chromosomes that a
female has, and are haploid. The
haplodiploid ****-determination
system has a
number of peculiarities. For example,...
- more
easily fulfilled by
haplodiploid species such as bees
because of
their unusual relatedness structure. In
haplodiploid species,
females develop from...
-
evolve more
easily among haplodiploid species such as Hymenoptera,
because of
their unusual relatedness structure. In
haplodiploid species,
females develop...
-
insects produced by
parthenogenesis are bees,
wasps and ants; in
their haplodiploid system,
diploid females spawn many
females and a few
haploid males. Metamorphosis...
-
selection did not occur,
including in
special situations such as the
haplodiploid social insects like
honeybees (in the Hymenoptera),
where kin selection...
- Most
arachnids with the
exception of
mites where a
small majority are
haplodiploid,
Almost all
apterygote and
Paleopteran insects (e.g., dragonflies, silverfish)...
- species, the
offspring is
always sterile worker ants (and
because ants are
haplodiploid,
unfertilized eggs
become males).
Without mating with
males of the other...
-
Fibonacci numbers also
appear in the
ancestral pedigrees of bees (which are
haplodiploids),
according to the
following rules: If an egg is laid but not fertilized...
-
those temperatures.
Certain insects, such as
honey bees and ants, use a
haplodiploid ****-determination system.
Diploid bees and ants are
generally female...
-
Honey bees have a
haplodiploid system of **** determination....