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The incidence of parasitism by conopid and phorid flies and its effects on the behavior of bumble bees(Hymenoptera: Apidae)

Michael Christopher Otterstatter

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Bibliography: p. 124-138.

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Bibliography: p. 124-138.

Key concepts: Apidae, Parasitism, Hymenoptera, Biology, Zoology, Incidence (geometry), Ecology, Host (biology)

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