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Bumble Bees of Calgary: A key and illustrated guide for identification of the bumble bee species found in Calgary, Alberta

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2023-02-08

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A guide to the natural history, diversity, and identification of Calgary bumble bees.

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bumble bee, bumblebee, bee, Calgary, Bombus, Hymenoptera, natural history, identification, insect

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Neame, T., Ritchie, S., Summers, M. (2023). Bumble Bees of Calgary: A key and illustrated guide for identification of the bumble bee species found in Calgary, Alberta (2nd ed.). University of Calgary.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/113505.2

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