Habitat and flower resource partitioning by an exotic and three native bumble bees in central Hokkaido, Japan (Q56773551)

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Habitat and flower resource partitioning by an exotic and three native bumble bees in central Hokkaido, Japan (English)

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Izumi Washitani

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Taku Kadoya

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Taku Kadoya

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Hiroshi S. Ishii

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Reina Kikuchi

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Shin-Ichi Suda

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October 2008

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Biological Conservation

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