Automated monitoring of behavior reveals bursty interaction patterns and rapid spreading dynamics in honeybee social networks
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Martin Middendorf | Harry Dankowicz | Tim Gernat | Nigel Goldenfeld | Gene E Robinson | Vikyath D Rao | H. Dankowicz | N. Goldenfeld | G. Robinson | M. Middendorf | T. Gernat | Vikyath D. Rao | Tim Gernat
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