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Publications by Jennifer M. Kingston

Non-Native Honey Bees Disproportionately Dominate the Most Abundant Floral Resources in a Biodiversity Hotspot

Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences

Molecular Biology

Environmental Science

Biological Sciences

English

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Floral Resources Partitioning by Two Co-Occurring Eusocial Bees in an Afromontane Landscape

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Non-Native Insects Dominate Daytime Pollination in a High-Elevation Hawaiian Dryland Ecosystem

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The Cerrado Biome: A Forgotten Biodiversity Hotspot

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