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Some Honeybees Within a Colony May Forego the Opportunity to Reproduce,and

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Some honeybees within a colony may forego the opportunity to reproduce,and instead work to maintain the colony.This social behavior may be explained as a type of


A) female dominance.
B) artificial selection.
C) kin selection.
D) caste selection.
E) weakness of some individuals.

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