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High levels of male diploidy but low levels of genetic structure characterize Bombus vosnesenskii populations across the Western US

2017-06-01

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Patterns of genetic structure for some bee species suggest that gene flow may be limited across natural and human-created barriers and that local dispersal or natal site fidelity may be common. Interestingly, this past work has primarily focused on female bees, despite the fact that males may differ substantially in their dispersal processes. By examining genetic structure and diploidy in males, it is possible to...

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b56a0041-06b0-5a04-aac2-3b174ea7d80d
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10.1007/s10592-016-0900-z
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