$$ \mathrm{R} 1=\mathrm{ppQQ} ; \mathrm{R} 2=\mathrm{PPqq} ; \mathrm{R} 3=\mathrm{PPQQ} ; \mathrm{R} 4=\mathrm{ppqq} $$

$$ \mathrm{R} 1=\mathrm{PPQQ} ; \mathrm{R} 2=\mathrm{ppqq} ; \mathrm{R} 3=\mathrm{ppQQ} ; \mathrm{R} 4=\mathrm{PPqq} $$

$$ \mathrm{R} 1=\mathrm{ppQQ} ; \mathrm{R} 2=\mathrm{PPqq} ; \mathrm{R} 3=\mathrm{PPqq} ; \mathrm{R} 4=\mathrm{ppQQ} $$

$$ \mathrm{R} 1=\mathrm{PPQQ} ; \mathrm{R} 2=\mathrm{ppqq} ; \mathrm{R} 3=\mathrm{ppqq} ; \mathrm{R} 4=\mathrm{PPQQ} $$

Honey bee males cannot have daughters but can have sons.

Honey bee males are produced from unfertilized eggs and females are produced from fertilized eggs.

A honey bee male does not have a father but has a grandfather.

Honey bee males form gametes by mitosis and females form gametes by meiosis.