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Bombus sylvicola is one of two bumblebee species in the central Rocky Mountains that has responded to a decline in flowering in alpine habitats by evolving a shorter tongue, an adaptation that favors generalist feeding.

Bee Tongues are Getting Shorter Due to Climate Change

ByAna Verayo | Sep 26, 2015 11:24 PM EDT

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