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cooperative behaviors that are
unique to its order.
Colonies are
either monogynous, with one queen, or polygynous, with many queens, and
these two types...
- This is a
glossary of
terms used in the
descriptions of ants.
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- of
study into the
mating behaviors of spiders. The
species shows both
monogynous and
polygynous mating, with a
preference for
polygyny in most
mating environments...
-
males generally provide no
paternal care. In many
spider species that are
monogynous, the
males have two co****tory organs,
which allows them to mate a maximum...
- open areas; and L. platythorax,
which is
found in
forest habitats. It is
monogynous,
meaning colonies contain a
single queen.
Lasius niger colonies normally...
-
widespread around the Mediterranean.
Colonies can be
characterised as
being monogynous or polygynous,
meaning it can be
ruled by one
queen or many. Both ruling...
- "primitively eusocial".
Although a
large majority of
bumblebees follow such
monogynous colony cycles that only
involve one queen, some
select Bombus species...
- are slow-moving and form long, seed-carrying runs.
Colonies tend to be
monogynous -
founded by a
single queen alone.[citation needed]
Looking specifically...
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September 2015. Kaib, M.; Hacker, M.; Brandl, R. (2001). "Egg-laying in
monogynous and
polygynous colonies of the
termite Macrotermes michaelseni (Isoptera...
- States.
Colonies are
either monogynous (with
single reproductive queen) or
polygynous (multiple queens).
Queens in
monogynous colonies are
generally larger...
