Under climate change bee abundance is predicted
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An analysis of climate-related responses to climate change revealed that populations of specialist and generalist bees were found to be more affected by drought than by climate-related climate events. However, the impact of climate-related events on generalist bees was not as significant as on specialist bees. Notably, the effects of climate-related events on generalist bees are not as large as they are for specialist bees.