>Can anyone tell me if there is another bee info network. I am
>looking for something which is reporting recent findings in the
>literature, new methodology etc. I find the BEE-L too general.
>Thanks a lot,
>Carol
 
 
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There is a social insect network, but I am uncertain how one signs on (even
though I am on it).  Much of the material communicated on that network
concerns ants and bumblebees.
 
                                        Adrian
 
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