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#bioindicators — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bioindicators, aggregated by home.social.

  1. 6/7 - In addition, because #HoneyBees are generalist foragers, we hypothesize that we ought to be able to use them as #BioIndicators for #NativeBees: Landscapes where honey bees find profitable food should be able to support native bees as well. For example, in England @[email protected] and I have found that honey bees were pointing their nestmates to a nature reserve mainted primarily for butterflies (doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2014.03.).

  2. 2/7 - #EntSoc22 in Vancouver is in full swing, and I wanted to take the opportunity to advertize the talk of my #PhD student Robert Ostrom. Using #HoneyBee #WaggleDances as #BioIndicators he is trying to predict native #bee #abundance, #richness and #diversity.
    Honey bee foragers that have found a profitable resource will perform waggle dances when back in the hive. This was first scientifically described by Karl von Frisch (reviewed here: rdcu.be/cZvHq).

  3. 2/7 - #EntSoc22 in Vancouver is in full swing, and I wanted to take the opportunity to advertize the talk of my #PhD student Robert Ostrom. Using #HoneyBee #WaggleDances as #BioIndicators he is trying to predict native #bee #abundance, #richness and #diversity.
    Honey bee foragers that have found a profitable resource will perform waggle dances when back in the hive. This was first scientifically described by Karl von Frisch (reviewed here: rdcu.be/cZvHq).

  4. 2/7 - #EntSoc22 in Vancouver is in full swing, and I wanted to take the opportunity to advertize the talk of my #PhD student Robert Ostrom. Using #HoneyBee #WaggleDances as #BioIndicators he is trying to predict native #bee #abundance, #richness and #diversity.
    Honey bee foragers that have found a profitable resource will perform waggle dances when back in the hive. This was first scientifically described by Karl von Frisch (reviewed here: rdcu.be/cZvHq).

  5. 2/7 - #EntSoc22 in Vancouver is in full swing, and I wanted to take the opportunity to advertize the talk of my #PhD student Robert Ostrom. Using #HoneyBee #WaggleDances as #BioIndicators he is trying to predict native #bee #abundance, #richness and #diversity.
    Honey bee foragers that have found a profitable resource will perform waggle dances when back in the hive. This was first scientifically described by Karl von Frisch (reviewed here: rdcu.be/cZvHq).