Quantifying the unquantifiable: why Hymenoptera – not Coleoptera – is the most speciose animal order

Andrew A. Forbes; Robin K. Bagley; Marc A. Beer; Alaine C. Hippee; Heather A. Widmayer

doi:10.1101/274431

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Quantifying the unquantifiable: why Hymenoptera – not Coleoptera – is the most speciose animal order

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Quantifying the unquantifiable: why Hymenoptera – not Coleoptera – is the most speciose animal order

Andrew A. Forbes, Robin K. Bagley, Marc A. Beer, Alaine C. Hippee, Heather A. Widmayer

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Andrew A. Forbes, Robin K. Bagley, Marc A. Beer, Alaine C. Hippee, Heather A. Widmayer

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