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Navigating through the high species diversity of wild bees (Hymenoptera: Apoidea) requires more than identification keys
AbstractIn the context of pollinator decline and species-focused conservation measures, the need for data on wild bees continues to grow, and identifying them at a species level has become a crucial issue. This challenge is linked to a lack of naturalist skills, to the difficulty of the group, but a
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