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Annaliese N Novinger

Missouri State University

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Approach:experimental assay· 2 Research Focus:host-pathogen & immune response· 1

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Avery L. RusselliD· 2 shared Charlotte C. Davis· 1 shared Claire T. HemingwayiD· 1 shared Dalton M. McCart· 1 shared Haley Muse· 1 shared Jenny K. Burrow· 1 shared Katherine C. Naumer· 1 shared Maggie M. Mayberry· 1 shared

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Animal Behavior & CognitionbioRxivPreprintNov 20, 2025

Bees attend primarily to costs, not benefits, to avoid exploitation by floral mimics

Annaliese N Novinger, Claire T. Hemingway, Jenny K. Burrow…·Avery L. Russell

This study shows bumble bees prioritize avoiding costly errors over maximizing rewards when foraging, even when rewards are increased.

1 citation

experimental assayhost-pathogen & immune response

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Animal Behavior & CognitionBehavioral EcologyPeer-reviewedOct 1, 2024

Learning to handle flowers increases pollen collection benefits for bees but does not affect pollination success for plants

Maggie M. Mayberry, Katherine C. Naumer, Annaliese N Novinger…·Avery L. Russell

This study shows that bumble bees learn to handle different flower types more quickly, improving pollen collection but not affecting pollen deposition on flowers.

7 citations

experimental assay

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