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December 5, 2005Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesOpen Access

Short-amplitude high-frequency wing strokes determine the aerodynamics of honeybee flight

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DADouglas L. AltshulerUniversity of British ColumbiaWDWilliam DicksonCalifornia Institute of TechnologyJVJason T. VanceCollege of Charleston

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