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Extinction
Hymenoptera
Temperature
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Abstract
The Earth has been in constant transformation since its formation 4.6 billion years ago, this includes changes in climate, biological diversity and ecosystems. Human actions, through unsustainable practices, are altering climate cycles and ecosystems, causing rapid changes in the Earth's system. This article addresses the impact of current climate change on bees and its serious consequences for human societies. We begin going through the timeline from the initial evolution of bees to the present day, discussing the main climate changes that occurred and relating these events to the evolution of bees and flowering plants. We conclude the article by discussing how the undesired effects of current climate change, and other factors, can drastically reduce wild and managed bee populations, and compromise agricultural production and the maintenance of ecosystems.
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