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Researchers have decoded the DNA of the honeybee. They disc
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Researchers have decoded the DNA of the honeybee. They discovered that bees’ keen sense of smell enables them to (i) __________ kin from foe. Genes that regulate vulnerability to (ii) ________ , however, are surprisingly deficient. Scientists speculate that the observed extensive grooming among hive mates (iii) _________ various diseases, thus protecting the colony.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
| (A) promulgate | (D) pathogens | (G) minimizes incursions by |
| (B) discern | (E) cold | (H) implicates replication of |
| (C) arbitrate | (F) poison | (I) simulates action by |
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Researchers have decoded the DNA of the honeybee. They discovered that bees’ keen sense of smell enables them to differentiate/ discern kin from foe. Genes that regulate vulnerability to disease/ pathogen , however, are surprisingly deficient. Scientists speculate that the observed extensive grooming among hive mates protect/minimizes various diseases, thus protecting the colony.
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