[DOC] [TLE] Jeopary Questions page 1548 - LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES ... [PAR] OVER CASTE: These creatures of the genus Apis have a strict caste system with 
male drones, female workers & a queen on top  WISCONSIN PLACES:... [DOC] [TLE] Honey bee - Wikipedia [PAR] A honey bee (or honeybee) is any bee member of the genus Apis, primarily 
distinguished by ... The origin of these prehistoric honey bees does not 
necessarily indicate ... Workers and queens (both female) result from fertilized 
eggs, so have both a ... The queen, then, typically produces a percentage of 
diploid drone eggs. [DOC] [TLE] Asian honey bee - Apis cerana [PAR] These subspecies tolerate a wide range of temperatures from cold, temperate, to 
tropical ... An adult Apis cerana queen (reproductive female) surrounded by 
workers. ... Drones have large eyes that meet at the top of their head, no stinger, 
and their ... An adult Apis cerana drone (male) on a section of uncapped honey 
comb. [DOC] [TLE] European honey bee - Apis mellifera [PAR] Introduction of these subspecies dates back to early American settlers in 1622. ... 
However, the queen has a longer and plumper abdomen than does a worker. ... 
of the female castes, and their large eyes appear more 'fly-like,' touching in the 
top ... Drone (male) European honey bee, Apis mellifera Linnaeus on the left and 
a... [DOC] [TLE] 1911 Encyclopdia Britannica/Bee - Wikisource, the free online library [PAR] Dec 31, 2014 ... Honey-bee (Apis mellifica). a, male (drone); ... Among the humble-bees (Bombus
) the workers help the queen, who ... The division of labour among the two castes 
of female becomes .... ds, Position through which digestive system passes. ... 
These Psithyri have no pollen-carrying structures on the legs and... [DOC] [TLE] CHAPTER 18 [PAR] Being true social insects, these critters have a well-developed caste system. .... It 
belongs to a genus of wasps called yellow jackets in North America, but is not 
called ... females which do all work except laying eggs; Drones  males, which 
have no ... The queen measures 211.4 inches long; males and workers are 
smaller. [DOC] [TLE] Download PDF - Springer [PAR] these embryos develop from eggs fertilized by the sperm of several males, the 
number of ... Two out of the four species belonging to the genus Apis L. have 
been domesticated. ... Honeybees live in colonies which consist of four castes: 
the queen, worker bees, common drones, and the embryos of diploid drones. 
Females... [DOC] [TLE] Hymenoptera | Pests and Pollinators [PAR] Jan 8, 2016 ... Recent research has shown bees can use vaccinations and nurse one another to 
... different 'castes' of the colony (workers, drones and queen), and further divide 
.... Researchers have found that two of these honeybee diseases (DWV and ... 
males, infertile female 'workers' and a single reproductive queen. [DOC] [TLE] Small Scale Beekeeping [PAR] There are four species in the bee genus Apis-- three which are native to Asia and 
one ... in the same comb - the brood in the lower section and the honey in the 
upper section. ... These bees can be kept in hives, and methods have been 
devised to allow for a more .... The queen and workers are female, the drones are 
male. [DOC] [TLE] Kin Selection versus Sexual Selection: Why the Ends Do Not Meet [PAR] Aug 20, 2007 ... However, explicit studies of mating systems of social insects have ... Monogamy: 
Pair-bonding for life between a single male and female, .... In ants, both multiple 
mating 17 and 19 and multi-queen colonies ... The hypothesis outlined here 
suggests that these same worker castes could only arise via strict... [DOC] [TLE] Beyond promiscuity: mate-choice commitments in social breeding [PAR] Obligate eusociality with distinct caste phenotypes has evolved from strictly ... 
reproductives (prospective queens and kings/drones) have left the colony in ... 
system characteristics across lineages in which multiple queen-mating

Question: These creatures of the genus Apis have a strict caste system with male drones, female workers & a queen on top
Answer: bees