Automated monitoring reveals extreme interindividual variation and plasticity in honeybee foraging activity levels

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RT @MatinaDonaldson: New paper from Gene Robinson's lab: #honeybees are known for being industrious, but some bees are lazier than others!…

08 May 2019

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New paper from Gene Robinson's lab: #honeybees are known for being industrious, but some bees are lazier than others! As prior work w #ants from @dornhaus @DanTheAntMan etc has shown, how hard each individual works is flexible & can adapt to colony nee

07 May 2019

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#GirlsWithToys @neurobeegirl reads RFID tags on bees, and found 20% do 50% of the work. http://t.co/4AhCYPswJg http://t.co/nw3xyGg4QX

24 May 2015

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#GirlsWithToys @neurobeegirl reads RFID tags on bees, and found 20% do 50% of the work. http://t.co/4AhCYPswJg http://t.co/nw3xyGg4QX

21 May 2015

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