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Predicting Spatial Distribution of Key Honeybee Pests in Kenya Using Remotely Sensed and Bioclimatic Variables: Key Honeybee Pests Distribution Models

David M. Makori    
Ayuka T. Fombong    
Elfatih M. Abdel-Rahman    
Kiatoko Nkoba    
Juliette Ongus    
Janet Irungu    
Gladys Mosomtai    
Sospeter Makau    
Onisimo Mutanga    
John Odindi    
Suresh Raina and Tobias Landmann    

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