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"The process of documenting bee biodiversity started centuries ago, but scientists are still discovering new species all the time," said James Hung, OU assistant professor of biology and co-author ...

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Scientists have discovered a new bee found only in Texas and Oklahoma and documented its interaction with plants in both states. According to a news release from the University of Oklahoma ...

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HOUSTON — A one-of-a-kind new species of mining bee found in Texas and Oklahoma has researchers buzzing with excitement. The newly discovered species, Andrena androfovea, was documented ...

Let me show you. According to the study, this brand new bug is a part of the mining bee species (Andrenidae) that has been spotted in the wilds of Oklahoma and Texas. It's already rare enough to ...

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Hung said he and the other scientists on the project first collected this bee in 2022 during fieldwork in Oklahoma and Texas. The bee's genome was so different from others in the Andrena genus ...

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It’s a bee, dubbed Andrena androfovea, and the colorful insect has been flying under the radar in Texas and Oklahoma for years, researchers said in a University of Oklahoma news release.