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Optimal foraging in bumblebees: hunting by expectation
Abstract
Predictions of the three hypotheses concerned with hunting by expectation were tested experimentally by varying the quality of plants (amount and distribution of nectar) encountered by bumblebees (Bombus appositus).
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