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The passage suggests which of the following as an event that might precipitate a battle between colony members in a eusocial society?
- A. The queen becomes infertile.
- B. Another female attempts to kill the queen.
- C. The queen does not thrive or evolve.
- E. A worker caste member grows larger than the queen.
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According to the author, naked mole rat colonies are similar to bee colonies in which of the following ways?
- A. The queen in each colony is succeeded by a female that is her genetic twin.
- B. All female colony members except the queen are genetically infertile.
- C. Reproduction is limited to a select few members of the colony.
- D. These colonies are the only eusocial societies that select the queen by genetic kinship.
- E. The queen remains physically confined to the colony for the duration of her life.
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Based on the passage, the structure of eusocial society accounts for which of the following differences between the reproductive habits of the naked mole rat and other mammals?
- A. Competition among naked mole rat females for social dominance is much more fierce.
- B. Among other mammals, females produce only as many offspring as they have feeding sites.
- C. Among naked mole rats, fighting results in the selection of a dominant female.
- D. Among other mammals, reproduction by society members other than the reproductive caste is violently discouraged.
- E. Breeding among other mammals is much less selective, resulting in offspring that are more evolved than are naked mole rat offspring.
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GMAT – Section 3: Test 5

GMAT – Section 3: Test 5

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GMAT – Section 3: Test 5

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