Talk:Bombus muscorum
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This article is or was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment. Further details are available on the course page. Student editor(s): PhonoxClassic. Peer reviewers: Callisons, Mohp7, Roohi.byakod.
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Peer review edit
Hello!
I have reviewed your article for grammatical errors and have found that barely any changes were necessary. Besides a couple cases of italicization of bee species' names, there were no other mistakes I could find. I did, however, abbreviate "Bombus" in most cases where the genus was already mentioned in the paragraph (i.e. I shortened "Bombus muscorum" to just "B. muscorum") to prevent crowding and make it easier for the reader. I also added a handful of hyperlinks that I thought might be important. Overall, the article was very well written, and there were a sufficient number of headings that were allocated appropriately to the information you presented.
Roohi.byakod (talk) 21:36, 30 September 2015 (UTC)
Review edit
I thought your paper was very well written and provided sufficient information on multiple categories. I corrected some grammar mistakes, added some hyperlinks, and defined what "polylectic" meant to help those that don't understand the terminology as well. Not that many changes were needed. If I would suggest anything I would recommend adding more sections on behavior; for example, do they have territorial behaviors or mating behaviors.
Mohp7 (talk) 20:23, 1 October 2015 (UTC)
Peer Review edit
Nice article- it is well written and a contains lots of information!
One thing I would have liked to know is the natural predators of this species. Besides that I made minor changes. Under "parasitism" I noticed that the subheading itself ("Crithidia bombi") was hyperlinked. I removed this and added a hyperlink in the body itself.
I also moved the the "status" section -which was previously a main heading - to be a subheading under human impact and created a new subheading called "habitat destruction"
Great Job!