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Eusociality

Eusociality (Greek εὖ eu 'good' or 'true' and social) is the highest level of organization of sociality. It is defined by the following characteristics: cooperative brood care (including care of offspring from other individuals), overlapping generations within a colony of adults, and a division of labor into reproductive and non-reproductive groups. The…

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related to Evolutionary ecology · 11
Eusociality → Climate, Conversely, Damaraland, Facultatively, Group, Hymenoptera, In, Increased, Similarly, Social, The
related to history · 11
Eusociality → Apoidea, Batra, Batra's, Charles, Eusocial, Halictid, He, In, Michener, Suzanne Batra, The
related to Pheromones · 11
Eusociality → Apis, Both, Enzymes, In, Mandibular, Mated, Once, Pheromones, Queen, The, These
related to In trematodes · 8
Eusociality → Haplorchis, One, Since, Soldiers, The, These, They, This
related to Paradox · 7
Eusociality → After, Darwin, Hamilton, In On, Origin, Prior, Species
related to Reversal to solitarity · 7
Eusociality → All, Bees, Disadvantages, Each, In, The, This
related to In crustaceans · 5
Eusociality → Being, Synalphaeus, The, There, They
related to Multilevel selection · 5
Eusociality → Multilevel, Nowak, Once, Tarnita, Wilson
related to Phylogenetic distribution · 4
Eusociality → All, Late Jurassic, The, Thus
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Eusociality → International Union, Social InsectsEusociality, Study

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eusocial species workers colony reproductive bees social queen pheromones sterile queens castes individuals caste one colonies behavior females may wasps

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Crespiinstance ofthe mole-rats.Some researchers0.80text
Yanega have argued that another possibly important criterion for eusociality isinstance ofthe mole-rats.Some researchers0.80text
building new cellsinstance ofdominant females perform tasks0.80text
ovipositinginstance ofdominant females perform tasks0.80text
while subordinate females tend to perform tasks like feeding the larvaeinstance ofdominant females perform tasks0.80text
foraginginstance ofdominant females perform tasks0.80text
Myrmecocystus fill their abdomens with liquid food until they become immobileinstance ofmembers of the sterile caste of the honeypot ants0.80text
hang from the ceilings of the underground nestsinstance ofmembers of the sterile caste of the honeypot ants0.80text
acting as food storage for the rest of the colonyinstance ofmembers of the sterile caste of the honeypot ants0.80text
provisioning cell broodsinstance ofthe workers perform tasks within the nest0.80text
colony cleaninginstance ofthe workers perform tasks within the nest0.80text
and nectar receptioninstance ofthe workers perform tasks within the nest0.80text

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