Rare Alpine hoverflies use mountaintops for mating above 3,000 metres
A French field survey documented rare hoverflies hilltopping at elevations above 3,000 metres and supplied the first description of the ...
A French field survey documented rare hoverflies hilltopping at elevations above 3,000 metres and supplied the first description of the ...
A survey of 1,221 Czech bee and wasp species found aposematic colouration in 73.83%, with black-and-yellow patterns dominant across bees, ...
A spectacular new hoverfly species from Ecuador's Napo Province, Ubristes mirabilissimus, mimics stingless bees and represents the first DNA barcodes ...
An integrative taxonomic revision of the hoverfly genus Ferdinandea in the Palaearctic Realm describes a new Japanese species and synonymizes ...
A two-year Polish field study shows flowering Canadian goldenrod attracts honey bees and hoverflies while reducing wild bee and butterfly ...
Scientists have built a detailed agent-based model of the marmalade hoverfly Sphaerophoria scripta within the ALMaSS landscape simulator, aiming to ...
A two-year Cambridge field study has documented how honeybees aggressively displace, chase and outcompete wild pollinators at shared flowers, with ...
A new survey of Himalayan orchards finds that honey bees give way to sweat bees and hoverflies as elevation rises, ...
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