Hymenoptera - Unanswered Questions and Future Directions [Working Title] 2024
DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.1004941
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Physiological and Environmental Impact of Temperature Change on Bumblebee Flight

Isa Gan,
Munjal Shah,
Javid Bayandor
et al.

Abstract: Insects are impressive flyers due to their intricate wing anatomy, exceptional maneuvering abilities, and capacity to fly in harsh conditions. Bees adapt to extreme environmental conditions through thermoregulation, which allows them to lose or gain heat to regulate their body temperature and increase survivability and foraging capability. The temperature of the thorax, which is regulated by heat transfer between the body and the environment must be kept within a specific range to generate enough power to fly.… Show more

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