The discovery was made by Portuguese biologist Ana Gonçalves in the Vale do Guadiana Natural Park.
The protosmia lusitanica, a small black and orange bee, is now logged in an international species data base, after first being spotted in 2016.
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The discovery was made by Portuguese biologist Ana Gonçalves in the Vale do Guadiana Natural Park.
The protosmia lusitanica, a small black and orange bee, is now logged in an international species data base, after first being spotted in 2016.
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This is important as many bees are dying across the world , this species could help the bee population worldwide .
More should be done to help the scientists studying this
By Paul Rice from Lisbon on 10 Feb 2019, 12:49