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No Trade-Off between Learning Speed and Associative Flexibility in Bumblebees: A Reversal Learning Test with Multiple Colonies
Prof. Nigel Raine (pollinator conservation and behaviour) - YouTube
BBC News - Acacia plant controls ants with chemical
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Mark BROWN | Professor | PhD in Biological Sciences, Stanford University | Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham | RHUL | Department of Biological Sciences | Research profile
U of G Names Chair to Lead Pollinator Research | University of Guelph
Raine Lab (@1in3mouthfuls) / Twitter
Neuroscience at Royal Holloway
Stress a key factor in causing bee colonies t | EurekAlert!
The buzz about pesticides | Wilderness Committee
Distribution of colonies across the Royal Holloway Campus Blue dots... | Download Scientific Diagram
The buzz about pesticides | Nature
Nigel Raine on Twitter: "Not enough bee talks at #CSEE2018? Help is at hand courtesy of @DrLizFranklin1's presentation "Foraging specialization in #bumblebees & the contribution of specialists during fluctuating resource demand" in
Nigel Raine - Food from Thought
Acacias use ants to guard flowers
Nigel Raine - Rebanks Family Chair in Pollinator Conservation - University of Guelph | LinkedIn
Nigel Raine - Rebanks Family Chair in Pollinator Conservation - University of Guelph | LinkedIn
Frontiers | Odour Learning Bees Have Longer Foraging Careers Than Non-learners in a Natural Environment
Bees could help to ease traffic congestion, scientists suggest
Neonics and Bumble Bees - Bug Squad - ANR Blogs
Bees learn to take shortest route between flowers – study
Effects of aposematic coloration on predation risk in bumblebees? A comparison between differently coloured populations, with co
Knowledge is not always power when it comes to bumblebees
Nigel Raine - Rebanks Family Chair in Pollinator Conservation - University of Guelph | LinkedIn
