Evidence for multiple introductions of an invasive wild bee species currently under rapid range expansion in Europe

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RT @Kalielittlefie1: #MUEvolution21 https://t.co/wrcrMLEaSk Invasive bee species in Europe may be coming from more than one source. This is…

19 Apr 2021

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#MUEvolution21 https://t.co/wrcrMLEaSk Invasive bee species in Europe may be coming from more than one source. This is important to understand as invasive species affect the biodiversity of the entire area.

19 Apr 2021

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RT @PestinfoW: #Wild #bee invasion into #Europe: Evidence for multiple introductions https://t.co/sHcGZnkK8L @BioMedCentral-series @Huchler…

24 Feb 2021

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#Wild #bee invasion into #Europe: Evidence for multiple introductions https://t.co/sHcGZnkK8L @BioMedCentral-series @HuchlerK @mc_orr https://t.co/Bj8NajDO7P

24 Feb 2021

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