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These bees have nowhere to hide from extreme heat

A comprehensive study highlights that Australian native stem-nesting bees are particularly vulnerable to extreme heat due to their limited nesting options compared to ground-nesting species. This suggests an urgent need for targeted conservation strategies to mitigate the impacts of climate change on these important pollinators.

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