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Haploid Process (Arrhenotoky)
			Diploid Process (Sexual Reproduction)

$(1)$ Gametes in the female are produced by meiosis.

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Haploid Process (Arrhenotoky)
			Diploid Process (Sexual Reproduction)

$(1)$ Gametes in the female are produced by meiosis.
			$(1)$ Gametes in the male are produced by mitosis.

$(2)$ The egg becomes haploid after meiosis.
			$(2)$ Sperm produced by the male remains haploid (but the resulting zygote is diploid).

$(3)$ If the haploid egg is unfertilized, it develops into a male (drone).
			$(3)$ If the egg is fertilized by a sperm, it develops into a female (queen or worker).

$(4)$ Males have $16$ chromosomes and are called drones.
			$(4)$ Females have $32$ chromosomes.

Distinguish between: Haploid process and Diploid process (in the context of Honeybee sex determination).

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Haploid Process (Arrhenotoky)	Diploid Process (Sexual Reproduction)
$(1)$ Gametes in the female are produced by meiosis.	$(1)$ Gametes in the male are produced by mitosis.
$(2)$ The egg becomes haploid after meiosis.	$(2)$ Sperm produced by the male remains haploid (but the resulting zygote is diploid).
$(3)$ If the haploid egg is unfertilized, it develops into a male (drone).	$(3)$ If the egg is fertilized by a sperm, it develops into a female (queen or worker).
$(4)$ Males have $16$ chromosomes and are called drones.	$(4)$ Females have $32$ chromosomes.