Discordant Evolution and the Classification of Allodapine Bees
@article{Michener1977DiscordantEA, title={Discordant Evolution and the Classification of Allodapine Bees}, author={C. Michener}, journal={Systematic Biology}, year={1977}, volume={26}, pages={32-56} }
Michener, C. D. (Departments of Entomology and of Systematics and Ecology, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas 66045) 1977. Discordant evolution and the classification of allodapine bees. Syst. Zool. 26:32-56.-The allodapine bees constitute a part of the tribe Ceratinini. The immature stages have evolved a variety of adaptations to life in a common burrow instead of each isolated in its separate cell. This is a unique environment for bee larvae. These adaptations, which result in greater… CONTINUE READING
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