Honeybees do not have father and thus cannot have sons, but they have a grandfather and can have grandsons. Explain this statement
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parthoengenesis and they select male drown for meating because of it all bees depending on their feeding and their genome so they get their genetic material from not from father and they occupy it from their grandfather and their embryo from larva development
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There are three types of colony found in the honey bee community. These include Fertile female queen that are diploid, sterile female workers and male bees or drones that are haploid.
The queen gave two types of eggs that are unfertilized and fertilized. The larva that is born from fertilized eggs become a female if they are fed with royal jelly and transform into a fertile queen, and those that do not eat royal jelly become sterile female workers.
Drones develop from unfertilized eggs. As there is not any participation of sperm in the formation of male bees, Hence it is said that they do not have a father. while the queen or the mother bee has a father as it is developed from a fertilized egg. Therefore drone has a grandfather and can have a grandson but do not have a father.