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How could a population, such as the naked mole rats, evolve to the point where not all individuals reproduce?

How could a population, such as the naked mole rats, evolve to the point where not all individuals reproduce?
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How could a population, such as the naked mole rats, evolve to the point where not all individuals reproduce?

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The naked mole rats' population increases by the reproduction of the queen. The colony has one queen that may produce as many as 30 pups in one litter. The female can live up to 18 years, continues to breed and produce every 80 days.
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