haplodiploidy การใช้

• The association between haplodiploidy and eusociality is below statistical significance.
• This brought up issues like the irrelevance of haplodiploidy and maternal control.
• This is a method of sex determination known as haplodiploidy.
• This type of sex determination is known as haplodiploidy.
• Haplodiploidy is not the same thing as an X0 sex-determination system.
• In Haplodiploidy, males receive one half of the chromosomes that female receive, including autosomes.
• The functional result of this is similar to haplodiploidy, but via a very different mechanism.
• :I think you've got your answers already; it's all about haplodiploidy.
• This is common in social Hymenoptera due to haplodiploidy, whereby males are haploid and females are diploid.
• The sex-ratio conflict arises from a relatedness asymmetry, which is caused by the haplodiploidy nature of Hymenoptera.
• One consequence of haplodiploidy is that females have more genes in common with their sisters than they do with their own daughters.
• In eusocial species, the parent-offspring conflict takes on a unique role because of haplodiploidy and the prevalence of sterile workers.
• Haplodiploidy, in which unfertilized eggs give rise to males and fertilized eggs give rise to females, is also found in the order.
• Incidentally, haplodiploidy is seen as a key feature for allowing Evolution _ of _ eusociality in the worker castes of the eusocial hymenoptera.
• One consequence of haplodiploidy is that females on average actually have more genes in common with their sisters than they do with their own daughters.
• The haplodiploidy hypothesis proposes that the unusual relatedness coefficient amongst full haplodiploid sisters is responsible for the frequency of evolution of eusocial behavior in hymenopterans.
• This is due to haplodiploidy in Hymenopteran social insects in which males ( drones ) are haploid and females ( workers and queens ) are diploid.
• The evolution of eusociality is an ongoing topic of research, but it is commonly agreed that Haplodiploidy has plaid a role in the social insects.
• However, haplodiploidy is not a necessary condition, as there are eusocial, monogynous mammals ( naked mole rats ), and haplodiploid solitary wasps.
• :: : : : Well, eusociality occurs in insects where sterile haploids are more closely related to their diploid family members ( haplodiploidy ).