Wolbachia lives within the cells of its ___ host

Wolbachia infects approximately ___ of all arthropods

Wolbachia resides in ___ tissues, such as ovaries and testes.

Like ___, Wolbachia is ___ - transmitted.

Wolbachia infections can be treated with ___.

___ is the genetic code (DNA) responsible for a particular trait.

___ is the visible or expressed trait.

What is it called when males die during embryogenesis?

(one of four reproductive phenotypes)

What is it called when females reproduce asexually?

(one of the four reproductive phenotypes)

What is it called when genetic males develop as phenotypic females?

(one of four reproductive phenotypes)

What is it called when Wolbachia-infected males can successfully mate with only females harboring the same infection?

(one of four reproductive phenotypes)

In cytoplasmic incompatibility, Wolbachia ___ the sperm.

In cytoplasmic incompatibility only a female with the same wolbachia infection can ___ the incompatibility.

Some strains of Wolbachia inhibit the transmission of ___-borne diseases, such as ___, dengue, and chikungunya virus.

In ______, Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes are released to crash a local population.

In ______, Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes are released to rapidly replace the population with mosquitoes that are unable to transmit human viruses.