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Analyzing Penn Honeybees Forage and Reactions to Disturbances
Honey bee colonies rely on coordinated behaviors to maintain colony health, yet assessing these behaviors often requires manual hive inspections that can disrupt the colony. Non-invasive monitoring of activity at the hive entrance may provide a method of evaluating colony behavior while minimizing d
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