Octopamine is a neurotransmitter in many species of invertebrates. In foraging bees, octopamine can influence how the bees obtain their food and it can determine their dance behavior, which is used as a form of communication between members of the colony. A study compared the difference in the water and nectar collected by two colonies of foraging bees that were treated with either a dose of octopamine or a control treatment. Which of the following statements identifies the likely outcome of the two colonies

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Octopamine is a neurotransmitter in many species of invertebrates. In foraging bees, octopamine can influence how the bees obtain their food and it can determine their dance behavior, which is used as a form of communication between members of the colony. A study compared the difference in the water and nectar collected by two colonies of foraging bees that were treated with either a dose of octopamine or a control treatment.


Which of the following statements identifies the likely outcome of the two colonies?

A - Based on the decreased frequency of water foraging done by colony 1, it will have lower amounts of food stored within their hive than colony 2.


B - Based on the increased frequency of water foraging done by colony 2, it will have lower amounts of food stored within their hive than colony 1.


C - Bees that underwent octopamine treatment in colony 2 would produce greater amounts of food for their hive than those that underwent the treatment in colony 1.


D - Bees that were the control in colony 2 would produce greater amounts of food for their hive than those that underwent the treatment in colony 1.

100%
100%
Colony 1
Colony 2
Nectar
50%
50%
Water
10
3
17
1
16
7
Control
Octopamine
Control
Octopamine
Proportion of Foragers
Proportion of Foragers
Transcribed Image Text:100% 100% Colony 1 Colony 2 Nectar 50% 50% Water 10 3 17 1 16 7 Control Octopamine Control Octopamine Proportion of Foragers Proportion of Foragers
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