Mountain Honey Bees Have Ancient Adaptation for High-Altitude Foraging (IMAGE)

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Mountain Honey Bees Have Ancient Adaptation for High-Altitude Foraging

Caption

East African honey bees are shown. The dark monticola bee (top) is associated with the isolated highland forests and the bright scutellata bee (bottom) occurs in the surrounding lowland savannahs.

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Andreas Wallberg and colleagues.

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