Title: Studies in Animal Populations. II. Seasonal Population-Trends of the Honey-Bee
Abstract: Previous articleNext article No AccessStudies in Animal Populations. II. Seasonal Population-Trends of the Honey-BeeF. S. BodenheimerF. S. 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Publication Year: 1937
Publication Date: 1937-12-01
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