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    Eusociality Research Proposal Project Objectives The objective of this research is to aid in identifying how honey bees‚ Apis mellifera‚ and potentially all eusocial insects‚ have evolved to their current level of social organization‚ . By studying the behavior of the worker caste in the absence of the queen‚ we will be able to see signs of whether these organisms have evolved from kin selection or multilevel selection. The ultimate goal is to see if worker bees can thrive and manage a colony

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    The Truth About Pesticides

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    (rodenticides)‚ and others (Toxins). Pesticides were created to maximize crop yields by protecting the plant from possible attackers and are composed of chemicals that are dangerous (A history). Combining chemicals to create pesticides pose even greater risks (Bee). Proper research was not done on the possible effects that these chemical pesticides could have on attackers‚ or farmers. Current research has proven

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    variation in the climatic conditions and biodiversity due to great differences in elevation. It is said that the two changes that could take place in HP in next 20 years are‚ • decline in the production of apples and • decline in honey bee’s population Apple is mainly produced in the hilly terrain ranging from 1600m to 2500m in six districts of HP i. e‚ Shimla‚ Kullu‚ kinnaur‚ Lahaul & Spiti‚ Mandi and Chamba. Evidences have shown that during the last twenty years snow fall has occurred

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    Ecology

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    Treats of honey-bees ecology Martin Dedinsky SCI 215 Enviromental Science Katarina Tuharska Research Paper February 26‚ 2010 It’s technically impossible to replace honey-bees as most important pollinators on earth. Pollination is service provided by insects and other small animals. Also Honey-bees distribute pollen among plants of the same species. This function of ecosystem could not be imitated by any jet invented technology. Plants

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    dependent on bees to pollinate our crops and provide us with honey‚ which in the U.S. alone was worth $317 million in 2013 (“Honey Industry Facts”). Bees also are responsible for the pollination of cotton‚ which was and continues to be an integral part of the U.S. economy (Sarich). Many household items contain cotton or parts of the cotton plant‚ and without bees‚ the price to maintain lifestyles would rise. Additionally‚ not enough bee colonies exist in the United States for them all to remain sedentary

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    Supply Abstract The number of bees worldwide has greatly decreased over the past seven decades. If this decrease continues‚ humans will experience a shortage in food due to fewer bees available to pollinate crops. To regrow and preserve the bee population in Iowa‚ agricultural changes must be made. The author of this proposition investigated various sources specifying elements of the conflict and formulating possible solutions. The resolution of this proposal is derived from that research and underlines

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    stared at [Lily] from the labels of a dozen jars of honey. Black Madonna Honey‚ they said” (Kidd 63). Although bees did not exactly tell her to go to the town‚ the picture of the black woman was printed on honey jars‚ which are a part of bees. In a sense‚ the bees are sending Lily signals by appealing to her fondness of bees and of her mother’s belongings. If it were not for her mother’s picture of the black woman‚ Lily would have overlooked the honey jars in the store and would have never found the

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    Silent Buzz

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    Abstract American agriculture is addicted to honeybees and in the past few years we have begun to run short of them. Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD)‚ a significant disappearance of honey bee colonies that may be affecting bees in more than 22 states‚ threatens the production of crops dependent on bees for pollination as well as honey production. Of the 2.4 million colonies of bees in the United States‚ this need is projected to increase significantly over the next few years. This paper outlines the extensive

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    their lives. Bees are very advanced in the application of math compared to other animals. It was always questioned as to why the bee uses hexagons to produce their honeycombs. Many mathematicians wondered why any random shape would not work‚ but there are many specific reasons as to why bees prefer the perfectly shaped hexagons. Hexagons are a perfect shape to fill with honey because there are no spaces between the array of shapes‚ the bees do not want to have to go through

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    The Bumblebee

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    the bee works hand and hand with the external environment to ensure the survival of the bumblebee. Each season provides different circumstances for which the bumblebee behaves differently in order to prepare for the next season. Bumblebees undergo a complete metamorphosis. The life cycle of a bumblebee has four stages which are the egg‚ the larva‚ the pupa‚ and the adult. According to Debbie Hadley (2014) the eggs are laid by the queen bee in clumps of pollen. More than likely a worker bee will

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