Modeling the status, trends, and impacts of wild bee abundance in the United States
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Taylor H. Ricketts | Neal M. Williams | Eric V. Lonsdorf | Rufus Isaacs | Claire Brittain | R. Isaacs | T. Ricketts | Insu Koh | E. Lonsdorf | N. Williams | C. Brittain | J. Gibbs | Insu Koh | Jason Gibbs
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