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	Curious Nature:  Spider mite males have no fathers, but they do have grandfathers ...
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	Some animals are haplodiploid, where males have only one set of chromosomes and females have two.  How this works ...
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	Curious Nature:  Pillbugs and Wolbachia bacteria that alter the sex of hosts ...
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	Wolbachia bacteria can change the sex of their pillbug hosts from male to female.  And in the long term, make pillbugs depended on the bacteria 	for reproduction ...
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