How do termites differ from honeybees in colony structure and reproductive mechanisms?

A Termites are haplo-diploid like bees Correct Incorrect

B Termite colonies may lack male individuals Correct Incorrect

C Termites are diploid unlike haplodiploid bees Correct Incorrect

D They include both a reproductive queen and a king Correct Incorrect

E Both c and d Correct Incorrect

Detailed Solution

Unlike bees, termites are diploid and have both a queen and a king in each colony for reproduction.

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