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Distinct virome compositions and lack of viral diversification indicate that viral spillover is a dead-end between the western honey bee and the common eastern bumblebee
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Online attention
- 3 tweeters
- 1 blogs
- 1 Facebook pages
- 7 news outlets
- 4 Mendeley
This article is in the 97th percentile (ranked 8,987th) of the 311,759 tracked articles of a similar age in all journals and the 95th percentile (ranked 18th) of the 399 tracked articles of a similar age in Communications Biology
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Mentions in news and blogs
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Bee Virus Spread Yields No New Variants
Mirage News -
Virus transmission between bee species does not lead to new variants
The microbiologist -
Virus Transmission Between Bee Species Doesn't Lead to New Variants
Technology Networks -
Virus Transmission Between Bee Species Does Not Lead to New Variants
Morning Ag Clips -
The importance of island sanctuaries for bee survival
Cancer Community Nature
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