PPT-The social structure of insect societies

The social insects have royalty Social Hymenoptera ants wasps bees have a queen Social Isoptera termites have a king amp queen The queens and kings are typically long lived 15 years in termites 4 years in honeybees. W Ratnieks and Tom Wenseleers Laboratory of Apiculture and Social Insects Department of Animal and Plant Sciences University of Shef64257eld Shef64257eld S10 2TN UK Laboratory of Entomology Zoological Institute Catholic University of Leuven 3000 Leuv Essential Questions. 1. How do societies change over time?. 2. What are the components of social structure?. 3. Why do societies have shared patterns of social interactions?. 4. How are daily interactions similar to being onstage?. Insect body wall is called as Integument or Exoskeleton. It is the external covering of the body which is ectodermal in origin. It is rigid, flexible, lighter, stronger and variously modified in IB Anthropology HL. Overview. Structural Functionalism developed from the British reaction to Evolutionism, which was also a school of diffusionism. Unlike the school in America, which flourished, the British school led by W.H.R. Rivers at Cambridge University quickly died out. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND CULTURE. Social Organization- WHO CARES?. Humans are highly social and rely on human interaction and contact for survival. We live in groups for our . entire. life. Lack of social interaction can have negative developmental implications. Roman Class System. 509 B.C.E.. Essential Standards. 6.C.1 . Explain how the behaviors and practices of individuals and groups influenced societies, civilizations and regions.. Clarifying Objectives. Indian Caste System. Essential Standards. 6.C.. 1 . Explain . how the behaviors and practices of individuals and groups influenced societies, civilizations and regions.. Clarifying Objectives. 6.C.. 1.3 Summarize . By Dr. Frank Elwell. Introduction. For a starting point, it is necessary to break sociocultural systems down into their component parts. This makes it possible to examine the relationships among the component, to see how the components affect . By Dr. F. Elwell. Note:. This presentation is based on the theories of Herbert Spencer as presented in his . books . listed in the bibliography. . . A complete summary of his and other macro-social theories can be found in . Ancient Rome. 6.C&G.1 . Understand the development of government in various civilizations, societies and regions.. 6.C.1 . Explain how the behaviors and practices of individuals and groups influenced societies, civilizations and regions.. By Dr. Frank Elwell. Introduction. For a starting point, it is necessary to break sociocultural systems down into their component parts. This makes it possible to examine the relationships among the component, to see how the components affect others.. A Bleak Look into a Possible Future. Dystopia. A . dystopia. (from the Greek . δυσ. - and . τό. πος, which means “Bad Place”) is a community or society that is in some important way undesirable or frightening.. By Dr. F. Elwell. Note:. This presentation is based on the theories of Herbert Spencer as presented in his . books . listed in the bibliography. . . A complete summary of his and other macro-social theories can be found in . Theory and the Comparative Study of Societies A Critical Perspective DEAN C TIPPS University of California Berkeley Use of the term modernization in its present connotations is of relatively recent or