Biology, asked by cr7zy, 10 months ago

what type of sex determination is seen in honey bees ?

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Answered by Ninu2018

Sex determination in honey bees is initially due to a single locus, called the complementary sex determiner (csd) gene. In developing bees, if the conditions are that the individual is heterozygous for the csd gene, they will develop into females.

Answered by nightfury27

Answer:

arhenotky or parthenogenesis

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