Phylogenetic relationships and the evolution of host preferences in the largest clade of brood parasitic bees (Apidae: Nomadinae)

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RT @RGGSatAMNH: Recently published from Columbia E3B-RGGS PhD student Rin Krichilsky, RGGS Professor Emeritus Jerry Rozen, and colleagues:…

My favorite thing about this paper is finding at least a half-dozen more beeple to follow on this hell-site.

RT @SlessTrevor: I’m very excited to announce the release of our study on the phylogeny of brood parasitic cuckoo bees in the subfamily Nom…

RT @Bee_Whiz: More exciting bee papers I missed the retweet on! Congrats Trevor!!! Amazing work! Grateful to be a part of the study. Over…

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