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How do specialized soldier aphids protect their plant galls from predators?
Answer: Piercing intruders with sharp horns
Why: Soldier aphids give up their reproduction entirely to guard their siblings, using frontal head horns to puncture ladybug larvae.
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What environmental factor typically determines the caste of an ant larva?
Answer: Nutrition
Why: Nurse workers portion out every larval meal, so the colony, not the grub itself, decides which larvae grow into queens.
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Which spider genus has the most social species?
Answer: Anelosimus
Why: Colonies of Anelosimus eximius can hold several thousand spiders, and 30 to 50 will gang up to subdue one large insect.
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Which trait helps define a eusocial animal community?
Answer: Cooperative care of offspring
Why: In eusocial societies, individuals care for young that are not their own, often foregoing their own reproduction to help the colony.
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Which insects are social cockroaches?
Answer: termites
Why: Their closest living relatives are Cryptocercus wood roaches, and amber 100 million years old already preserves termites with distinct castes.
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In Hamilton's Rule ($rB > C$), what does the variable $r$ represent?
Answer: Genetic relatedness
Why: W. D. Hamilton published this inequality in 1964; r is 0.5 between full siblings and 0.125 between first cousins.