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Nomada is a genus of parasitic bees currently undergoing a taxonomic revision due to advances in DNA sequencing, which is necessary because they are difficult to identify based on morphology alone. They are also at a higher trophic level than their host species which may make them valuable for indicating broader shifts in bee populations. In order to understand the diversity of local Nomada species, we collected specimens from the greater Salem area and did DNA barcoding to determine how many species are present here. We found at least 10 different taxa, one of which is N. lehighensis. (Advisor: Briana Lindh) ....

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Number of monarch butterflies hibernating in Mexico plunged 26% last year — and climate change and forest degradation are to blame


Number of monarch butterflies hibernating in Mexico plunged 26% last year and climate change and forest degradation are to blame
By Li Cohen
February 27, 2021 / 12:40 PM
/ CBS News
Monarch butterflies provide a unique spectacle every fall as they migrate to Mexico to hibernate for the winter. But now, that migration is at risk, as logging and climate change have taken a toll on the areas where these butterflies rest. 
According to a new report by the World Wildlife Fund and Mexico s government, the monarch population present for hibernation in Mexico plunged by 26% in December compared to the same month in 2019.
In 2019, the monarchs occupied 2.83 hectares, nearly 7 acres, in their hibernation forests in Mexico. After their latest migration in 2020, however, they occupied just 2.1 hectares, roughly 5.1 acres.  ....

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