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Ecological factors underlying the spatiotemporal dynamics in a key forest beetle pollinator

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By Département de Biologie, Denis Boudreau, Mélodi Lagacé, Louka Tousignant
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INTRODUCTION Entomophilic pollination is thought to have first evolved between beetles and seed plants in the early Permian, before expanding to other insect orders such as Lepidoptera and Hymenoptera (Grimaldi, 1999). Although the short mouthparts of beetles are designed for chewing and allow only limited access to pollen, the presence of hairs or bristles that could transport pollen on these mouthparts enabled the emergence of this adaptation.
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