By the end of our field work, we should have several tubes full of preserved bees, a hard drive full of pictures (about 10 of which will be any good), and plenty of blogworthy/non-blogworthy stories (hopefully none of which involve malaria). This is all well and good, but at the end of the day only one question really matters: what exactly can we learn from a bunch of preserved bees? Continue reading
beenomics 