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Evolution of Foraging Traits in Hummingbirds
Since the advent of animal-mediated pollination, pollinators have evolved adaptations to optimize their intake of floral rewards (1). The hummingbirds are one such group of pollinators that have diversified into over 300 extant species (2). A hallmark of hummingbirds is their extraordinarily long bi
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