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Anthropogenic modification shifts pollinator phenology in the eastern USA
Understanding the effects of increasing anthropogenic changes on ecological communities is integral to predicting and mitigating such changes in the future. Insect pollinators are vital to ecosystem health. Quantifying pollinator phenology (i.e. flight period) offers insight into human impacts on ec
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