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. 2010 Jul 13;10:109. doi: 10.1673/031.010.10901

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

The color patterns of typical Bombus melanopygus (left), Bombus sylvicola (right), and the intermediate form (middle) as found in the Kananaskis River valley in Alberta. In the illustration, black = black pile on the bee, ferruginous (red) = crosshatching, yellow = vertical hatching, and admixture of yellow and black (which gives a “dusky” appearance) = stippling. Clear = bare. High quality figures are available online.