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Genetic differentiation and adaptive evolution of buff-tailed bumblebees in Asia.

Insect science - 1 Aug 2026

Su Long, Ding Lele, Williams Paul H, Liu Yan, Wang Ruijuan, Dai Xiaoyan, Zhao Shan, Fu Haolin, Zhao Xiaomeng, Wang Quangui, Li Yancan, Sang Huiling, Waterhouse Robert M, Zhai Yifan, Sun Cheng

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Bumblebees are important pollinating insects, so their declines resulting from environmental change have received intensive attention. Understanding how environmental factors shape the genetic structure of natural populations and identifying the genetic basis of local adaptation will provide insights into how bumblebees cope with environmental change. The buff-tailed bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) has a wide...

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PMID: 40287856
DOI: 10.1111/1744-7917.70050
PMCID: PMC13440993

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