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Which insects exhibit eusociality?

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Answered by sandy5127
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ants because they are very social to each other and can cooperate easily within their team .they can share anything with everyone
Answered by aswinisreejaarpd4s5h
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Ants

All ants are eusocial.

They have morphologically

distinct workers and queens.

In some ants, the workers

do not even have ovaries.

Other workers can lay male

eggs. Fire Ants, Solenopsis invicta

Pharoahs ants, Monomorium minimum

Carpenter Ants, Camponotus

Pseudomyrmex in acacia galls

Leaf Cutter Ants, Atta

Bees Many bees are not

social at all. Sweatbees, Lasioglossum

Bumblebees, Bombus

Honeybees, Apis mellifera

Carpenter Bees, Xylocopa

Wasps Some wasps are eusocial,

but many are not. Paper Wasps, Polistes

Yellowjackets, Vespula

Stenogastrine wasps

Tropical Wasps, Epiponines,

Polybia

Termites All termites are social.

They have male and

female workers and,

unlike most social

insects. are diploid

rather than haplodiploid.

Often they have a king

and a queen.

Aphids and Thrips Some aphids and thripes

are are eusocial. When

they form a gall, some

soldiers will not

reproduce. This form of

eusociality tends to be

restricted to a few soldiers,

because the sterile forms

only defend and do not

care for the young.

Therefore, there is less

potential for the development

of advanced societies.

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