Minahan, D., Brunet, J. (2018). Strong interspecific differences in foraging activity observed between honey bees and bumble bees using miniaturized radio frequency identification (RFID). Front. Ecol. Evol. 6, 156. PDF

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Minahan D.F. and Brunet J. 2018. Strong interspecific differences in foraging activity observed between honey bees and bumble bees using miniaturized radio frequency identification (RFID). Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution. 6:156. (Citations: 17, journal impact factor: 4.496; quantile: Q2).

 MANUSCRIPTS IN REVIEW AND PREPARATION

In prep: Minahan, D.F., and Brunet J. (2023). Linking foraging strategies to pollen collection by honey bees and bumble bees in a suburban-agricultural landscape.

In prep: Minahan, D.F., Goren, M., and Shafir S. (2023). Unbalanced dietary omega 6:3 ratio affects the dynamics of honey bee nursing activity.

In prep: Treanore, E., Minahan, D.F., Amsalem, E., and Shafir, S. (2023). Unbalanced omega 6:3 ratio impairs reversal color learning in bumble bee (Bombus terrestris) queens. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology.

In prep: Minahan, D.F. and Shafir, S. (2023). Unbalanced dietary omega 6:3 ratio accelerates foraging onset and shortens the lifespan of honey bees under colony conditions. Journal of Animal Ecology. (Impact factor: 5.608, quantile: Q1).

BOOK CHAPTERS AND NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

In press: Brunet, J. and Minahan, D.F. (2023). Interaction with flowers and other foraging resources. in Purdy, J. (editor) The foraging behavior of the honey bee (Apis mellifera). Elsevier