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Anthropogenic effects, not climatic, shaped Holocene population expansion of an insular bee fauna

2026-07-03

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<h4>Aim</h4> Remote island systems with small landmasses and reliable estimates of human occupancy are ideal model systems to disentangle the roles of global climatic changes and local human occupation on biota. Here, we tested this with demographic reconstructions of native, ground-nesting bees with non-specialised floral visitation habits to infer changes in effective population size ( N e ). <h4>Location</h4...

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10.64898/2026.06.29.735417
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