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years in the wild.[citation needed] In P. barbatus,
reproductive and
nonreproductive tasks are
divided into a
caste system, as
discussed above. Some individuals...
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produced pheromones or
signaling chemicals ensure that
workers remain nonreproductive.
Although it is
unknown to what
degree these chemicals act as pheromones...
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abrahamic religions condemn and
consider all
forms of
nonmarital and
nonreproductive ****ual
pleasure as unacceptable. In Hinduism,
bhoga (****ual pleasure)...
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reproductively active female, one or more
reproductive males, and
several nonreproductive helpers that can be
either male or female.
Cooperative polyandry is...
- workers.
Social wasps are
unusual in
their practice of
altruism in
which nonreproductive individuals work for the
benefit of the colony. This
occurs because...
-
young are
initially cautious, but
begin to
exhibit the full
range of
nonreproductive adult behavior within about four w****s of
emerging from the burrow...
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usually determined by the
organization of the
fungal filaments. The
nonreproductive tissues, or
vegetative body parts, are
called the thallus. Lichens...
- with much
greater ****ual diversity—including homo****ual, bi****ual and
nonreproductive ****—than the
scientific community and
society at
large have previously...
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species have
diploid (paired)
chromosomes in the
vegetative (growing,
nonreproductive)
stage of life,
whereas fungi are
almost always haploid in this stage...
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eusocial groups similar to ant colonies, with
reproductive queens and
nonreproductive soldier castes. Most
insects create lift by the stiff-winged mechanism...
