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Felicity Muth

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Ecology Letters|September 6, 2021
Field-realistic neonicotinoid exposure has sub-lethal effects on non-Apis bees: A meta-analysisHarry Siviter, Sarah K Richman, Felicity Muth
Current Biology : CB|January 24, 2023
Pesticide licensing in the EU and protecting pollinatorsHarry Siviter, Alberto Linguadoca, Alessio Ippolito, et al.
Oecologia|July 12, 2021
Measuring foraging preferences in bumble bees: a comparison of popular laboratory methods and a test for sucrose preferences following neonicotinoid exposureSarah K Richman, Felicity Muth, Anne S Leonard
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|September 17, 2024
Economic foraging in a floral marketplace: asymmetrically dominated decoy effects in bumblebeesClaire T Hemingway, Jennie E DeVore, Felicity Muth
Biology Letters|August 1, 2019
Modality-specific impairment of learning by a neonicotinoid pesticideFelicity Muth, Jacob S Francis, Anne S Leonard
Biology Letters|July 14, 2016
Bees use the taste of pollen to determine which flowers to visitFelicity Muth, Jacob S Francis, Anne S Leonard
Biology Letters|October 23, 2015
Correction to 'Colour learning when foraging for nectar and pollen: bees learn two colours at once'Felicity Muth, Daniel R Papaj, Anne S Leonard
Biology Letters|October 2, 2015
Colour learning when foraging for nectar and pollen: bees learn two colours at onceFelicity Muth, Daniel R Papaj, Anne S Leonard
Royal Society Open Science|June 16, 2020
No evidence for neonicotinoid preferences in the bumblebee <i>Bombus impatiens</i>Felicity Muth, Rebekah L Gaxiola, Anne S Leonard
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|January 15, 2013
Do crows reason about causes or agents? The devil is in the controlsNeeltje J Boogert, Michal Arbilly, Felicity Muth, et al.
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Ecology Letters|September 6, 2021
Field-realistic neonicotinoid exposure has sub-lethal effects on non-Apis bees: A meta-analysisHarry Siviter, Sarah K Richman, Felicity Muth
Current Biology : CB|January 24, 2023
Pesticide licensing in the EU and protecting pollinatorsHarry Siviter, Alberto Linguadoca, Alessio Ippolito, et al.
Oecologia|July 12, 2021
Measuring foraging preferences in bumble bees: a comparison of popular laboratory methods and a test for sucrose preferences following neonicotinoid exposureSarah K Richman, Felicity Muth, Anne S Leonard
Proceedings. Biological Sciences|September 17, 2024
Economic foraging in a floral marketplace: asymmetrically dominated decoy effects in bumblebeesClaire T Hemingway, Jennie E DeVore, Felicity Muth
Biology Letters|August 1, 2019
Modality-specific impairment of learning by a neonicotinoid pesticideFelicity Muth, Jacob S Francis, Anne S Leonard
Biology Letters|July 14, 2016
Bees use the taste of pollen to determine which flowers to visitFelicity Muth, Jacob S Francis, Anne S Leonard
Biology Letters|October 23, 2015
Correction to 'Colour learning when foraging for nectar and pollen: bees learn two colours at once'Felicity Muth, Daniel R Papaj, Anne S Leonard
Biology Letters|October 2, 2015
Colour learning when foraging for nectar and pollen: bees learn two colours at onceFelicity Muth, Daniel R Papaj, Anne S Leonard
Royal Society Open Science|June 16, 2020
No evidence for neonicotinoid preferences in the bumblebee <i>Bombus impatiens</i>Felicity Muth, Rebekah L Gaxiola, Anne S Leonard
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|January 15, 2013
Do crows reason about causes or agents? The devil is in the controlsNeeltje J Boogert, Michal Arbilly, Felicity Muth, et al.
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