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These sterile female ants perform most colony tasks including foraging, nursing, and nest maintenance.
Difficulty: Easy- Queens
- Drones
- Workers
- Pupae
This large-eyed, round-faced bird appears on the Hogwarts crest and delivers mail in the Harry Potter series.
Difficulty: Medium- Eagle
- Hawk
- Owl
- Falcon
This dominant gene suppresses pigment in the hair shaft, producing silver tabbies, smoke, and chinchilla coat patterns.
Difficulty: Hard- Dilute gene
- White spotting gene
- Inhibitor gene
- Dominant white gene
This three-horned giant's skull could reach nearly 10 feet long, making it one of the largest heads ever to walk the Earth, yet it was strictly a plant-eater that used its horns primarily for defense against predators.
Difficulty: Easy- Pachyrhinosaurus
- Styracosaurus
- Centrosaurus
- Triceratops
This term describes dogs bred by crossing two different purebred breeds, such as a Labradoodle or Goldendoodle.
Difficulty: Medium- Designer dog
- Hybrid vigor
- Crossbreed
- Mixed breed
When experimental removal of the clock gene per abolishes circadian rhythms in Drosophila, this demonstrates the molecular basis of this mechanism.
Difficulty: Hard- Neural oscillation
- Transcription-translation feedback loop
- Membrane conductance cycles
- Metabolic oscillation
This buzzing insect produces honey and lives in hives with a queen, workers, and drones.
Difficulty: Easy- Honey bee
- Wasp
- Hornet
- Bumblebee
This social structure, where only one female in a group breeds, is seen in naked mole rats and some wolf packs.
Difficulty: Medium- Eusociality
- Matriarchy
- Polygyny
- Harem structure
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