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Slang; a needlessly cumbersome financial statement, especially one that obscures the true financial statement. The term is most common in the context of small Christian churches and ministries.
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Geographic Distributional Patterns of the Genus Bombus (Bombini, Apidae: Hymenoptera) in northern Pakistan.
Diversity of Bumblebees (Bombini, Apidae: Hymenoptera) in Northern Pakistan
A technique for year-round rearing of Bombus terrestris (Apidae, Bombini) colonies in captivity.
Diversity Pays in Crop Pollination
Little to moderate polymorphism, averaging [less than] 10%, depending on taxa and techniques, has been found in corbiculate apines - Apini, Meliponini, and Bombini. An average of 17% polymorphic loci has been found for bees that are largely solitary, showing no degree of sociality (Sylvester 1986; Roubik 1989; Packer and Owen 1990, 1992; Contel et al.
Population genetics, diploid males, and limits to social evolution of Euglossine bees
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Queens and workers of the bumble bee, Bombus atratus Franklin, 1913 (Apidae, Bombini) also sporadically (n = 17) visited flowers of S.
Actividad de forrajeo de la abeja andina solitaria, Anthophora walteri (Hymenoptera: Apidae, Anthophorini)
Geographic distributional patterns of the genus Bombus (Bombini Apidae: Hymenoptera) in northern Pakistan.
Distribution of Bumblebee Bombus haemorrhoidalis Smith and its Association with Flora in Lower Northern Pakistan
Los visitantes florales mas abundantes en este estudio fueron Thygater aethiops Smith, 1854 (Eucerini: Apidae), Bombus spp (Bombini: Apidae) y especies de la familia Halictidae
Abejas silvestres (Hymenoptera: Apoidea) en ecosistemas urbanos: Estudio en la ciudad de Bogota y sus alrededores
(Robustobombus) hortulanus Friese, 1904 (Apidae, Bombini), Caenohalictus cuprellus (Vachal, 1903) (Halictidae, Halictini), Chilicola (Hylaeosoma) aequatoriensis Benoist, 1942 (Colletidae, Xeromelissinae), Protandrena sp.
Dos especies nuevas de abejas (Hymenoptera) de la ciudad de Bogota (Colombia)
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