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Patterns of usage of snail shells for nesting by wasps (Vespidae : Masarinae and Eurneninae) and bees (Megachilidae : Megachilinae) in southern Africa

Sarah K. Gess, Friedrich W Gess

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Key concepts: Megachilidae, Vespidae, Biology, Hymenoptera, Nesting (process), Snail, Ecology, Zoology

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