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Gut microbiota contribute to variations in honey bee foraging intensity
Cassondra L. Vernier
, Lan Anh Nguyen
, Tim Gernat
, Amy Cash Ahmed
, Zhenqing Chen
,
Gene E. Robinson
Entomology
Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology
Center for Advanced Study
Biomedical and Translational Sciences
Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences
Political Science
Neuroscience Program
Prairie Research Institute
Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology
Siebel School of Computing and Data Science
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Gut Microbiome
100%
Gut Microbiota
100%
Honey Bee Foraging
100%
Foraging Intensity
100%
Gut Microbial Community
80%
Division of Labor
60%
Microbes
40%
Microbial Community Structure
40%
Behavioral Phenotype
40%
Hive
40%
Behavioral Traits
40%
Trait Variation
40%
Biological Aspects
20%
Social Support
20%
Apis Mellifera
20%
Social Insects
20%
Lactobacillus
20%
Behavior Study
20%
Inoculation
20%
Bifidobacterium
20%
Foraging Behavior
20%
Community-associated
20%
Level Variations
20%
Task Experience
20%
European Honey Bee
20%
Causal Role
20%
Floral Resources
20%
Eusocial Insect
20%
Host Behavior
20%
Nurse Bees
20%
Foraging Experience
20%
Colony Level
20%
Atypical Hosts
20%
Colony Demography
20%
Complex Division
20%
Bombilactobacillus
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Microorganism
100%
Honey Bees
100%
Microbial Community
66%
Apoidea
33%
Apis mellifera
16%
Foraging Behavior
16%
Lactobacillus
16%
Social Insect
16%
Bifidobacterium asteroides
16%
Microbiome
16%
Immunology and Microbiology
Intestine Flora
100%
Microorganism
100%
Lactobacillus
16%
Gut Microbiome
16%
Apis mellifera
16%
Bifidobacterium
16%