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Temporal reward variability promotes sampling of a new flower type by bumblebees
Tamar Keasar
, Uzi Motro
, Avi Shmida
Department of Biology and Environment (Oranim Campus)
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Keyphrases
Adaptive Benefit
20%
Alternative Resource
20%
Artificial Flowers
20%
Bombus Terrestris
20%
Bumblebee
100%
Color number
20%
Color Shift
40%
Flower Species
20%
Flower Type
100%
Food Reward
20%
Food Sources
40%
Foragers
20%
Foraging Conditions
20%
Foraging Efficiency
20%
Foraging Success
60%
Intake Rate
20%
Neural Processing
20%
New Resource
20%
Novelty Seeking
20%
Potential Alternatives
20%
Reward Schedules
40%
Shift Frequency
20%
Sucrose Intake
20%
Sucrose Solution
20%
Three-color
20%
Type Shifts
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Apoidea
100%
Bombus terrestris
33%
Sucrose
66%
Psychology
Novelty Seeking
50%
Sucrose
100%