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Disentangling environmental influence on wing size and shape in Partamona helleri across the Atlantic forest
AbstractPartamona helleri is a stingless bee distributed across the Atlantic Forest, one of Brazil's most threatened biomes. We analyzed wing size and shape in 26 populations spanning the species' latitudinal range to evaluate their associations with environmental variables. Among the variables exam
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