Ethology Emergence and Consequences of Division of Labor in Associations of Normally Solitary Sweat Bees C. Tate Holbrook*, Rebecca M. Clark*, Raphae¨l Jeanson , Susan M. Bertramà, Penelope F. Kukuk§ - Integrative bioinformatics - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2014-11-13 11:30:21 Hymenoptera Hexapoda Halictidae Behavioral ecology Superorganisms Bee Eusociality Honey bee Megalopta genalis Apidae Bumblebee		Ethology Emergence and Consequences of Division of Labor in Associations of Normally Solitary Sweat Bees C. Tate Holbrook, Rebecca M. Clark, Raphae¨l Jeanson , Susan M. Bertramà, Penelope F. Kukuk§ & Jennifer H. F Add to Reading List Source URL: www.acromyrmex.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 172,47 KB Share Document on Facebook

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