A number of studies [ 50- 53] have demonstrated differential expression of hexamerin proteins (hexamerin 70a, hexamerin 70b, hexamerin 70c and hexamerin 110) at different stages of development amongst the sexes and castes in the honeybee.
Other writers have covered this territory — the Manhattan Institute's Kay Hymowitz in "Marriage and Caste in America," the University of Virginia's Brad Wilcox in "When Marriage Disappears," and even Reihan Salam and myself, to some extent, in our 2008 book on domestic policy.
In her book "Marriage and Caste in America", she argues that the "marriage gap" is the chief source of the country's notorious and widening inequality.
We designated ethnicity on the basis of the participants' last names, which typically indicate ethnicity and caste in Nepal.
The novel was "The God of Small Things," a story of love and caste in Kerala in tropical southwest India.
Hence the strong interest, especially in the late 19th century, in the origins of political institutions in kinship, village, and caste, and in the successive stages of development that have characterized these institutions.
India was a socialist country, dominated by inherited hierarchy and loyalties to region, religion, and caste, but in the Mazumdar household a different set of values obtained: secular humanism and survival of the fittest.
But, really, it's about birth control, and women's lower caste in the church.
The third great leader of the Brahmo Samaj, Keshab Chunder Sen, was a reformer who completely abolished caste in the society and admitted women as members.
The soldier and foraging castes in the species of ant under study, known as Pheidole pallidula, have their career choices settled in infancy when they start to be fed different diets.
