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Oil flowers and related oil-collecting bees: a 50-year timeline of knowledge and future directions
Fifty years have passed since the first descriptions of the “floral oil syndrome” by Stefan
Vogel. Over those past decades, substantial knowledge was obtained mainly on the …
Vogel. Over those past decades, substantial knowledge was obtained mainly on the …
Long-legged bees make adaptive leaps: linking adaptation to coevolution in a plant–pollinator network
Adaptation is evolution in response to natural selection. Hence, an adaptation is expected to
originate simultaneously with the acquisition of a particular selective environment. Here we …
originate simultaneously with the acquisition of a particular selective environment. Here we …
Opening the door to the past: accessing phylogenetic, pathogen, and population data from museum curated bees
Tens of thousands of insects are deposited in collections every year as a result of survey-
based studies that aim to investigate ecological questions. DNA-based techniques can …
based studies that aim to investigate ecological questions. DNA-based techniques can …
Organ-specific volatiles from Sonoran desert Krameria flowers as potential signals for oil-collecting bees
The evolution of flowers that offer oils as rewards and are pollinated by specialized bees
represents a distinctive theme in plant-pollinator co-diversification. Some plants that offer …
represents a distinctive theme in plant-pollinator co-diversification. Some plants that offer …
Small and genetically highly structured populations in a long-legged bee, Rediviva longimanus, as inferred by pooled RAD-seq
Adaptation to local host plants may impact a pollinator's population genetic structure by
reducing gene flow and driving population genetic differentiation, representing an early …
reducing gene flow and driving population genetic differentiation, representing an early …
Should I stay or should I go? Pollinator shifts rather than cospeciation dominate the evolutionary history of South African Rediviva bees and their Diascia host plants
Plant–pollinator interactions are often highly specialised, which may be a consequence of
co‐evolution. Yet when plants and pollinators co‐evolve, it is not clear if this will also result …
co‐evolution. Yet when plants and pollinators co‐evolve, it is not clear if this will also result …
[PDF][PDF] The male of Rediviva (Redivivoides) kamieskroonensis (KUHLMANN, 2012)(Hymenoptera, Melittidae), with an updated key and additional records of the …
The male of the South African bee Rediviva (Redivivoides) kamieskroonensis (KUHLMANN,
2012) is here described and illustrated for the first time. An updated key for the identification …
2012) is here described and illustrated for the first time. An updated key for the identification …
The allometry of proboscis length in Melittidae (Hymenoptera: Apoidae) and an estimate of their foraging distance using museum collections
An appreciation of body size allometry is central for understanding insect pollination
ecology. A recent model utilises allometric coefficients for five of the seven extant bee …
ecology. A recent model utilises allometric coefficients for five of the seven extant bee …
Allometric relationships shape foreleg evolution of long-legged oil bees (Melittidae: Rediviva)
Exaggerated traits of pollinators have fascinated biologists for centuries. To understand their
evolution, and their role in coevolutionary relationships, an essential first step is to …
evolution, and their role in coevolutionary relationships, an essential first step is to …
[PDF][PDF] Subgeneric classification of the bee genus Rediviva Friese (Hymenoptera: Apiformes: Melittidae)
For the first time a subgeneric classification of the oil-collecting bee genus Rediviva is
presented. Five subgenera comprising 33 species are recognized based on morphological …
presented. Five subgenera comprising 33 species are recognized based on morphological …