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Supporting data for A global review of determinants of native bee assemblages in urbanised landscapes

Curtin University
Kit Prendergast (Aggregated by)
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Dataset 1: A global assessment of determinants of native bee assemblages in urbanised landscapes: literature review (A global assessment of determinants of native bee assemblages in urbanised landscapes_lit review.xlsx) Dataset 2: Responses of bee abundance (positive, negative or non-significant) in relation to various local & landscape potential explanatory variables according to guild & taxonomic categories. (Bee guild & taxon responses to environmental variables in urban areas- abundance.xlsx) Dataset 3: Responses of bee species richness (positive, negative or non-significant) in relation to various local & landscape potential explanatory variables according to guild & taxonomic categories. (Bee guild & taxon responses to environmental variables in urban areas- spp richness.xlsx) Dataset 1: Kit Prendergast conducted a systematic review of published literature on bees in urban areas. From August 2016 to Dec 2019 searches were performed in Google Scholar using terms: “bees, pollinators, insects, arthropods, urbanisation, cities, urban, land-use change, native bees, wild bees, suburban, metropolis” or combinations thereof. Cited literature was accessed and incorporated where appropriate. Landscape and habitat types were assigned according to categories provided by text authors. For single-species publications we excluded those on honeybees, as honeybee numbers are largely impacted by husbandry factors. Dataset 2: Assessments of how bee abundance responded to environmental variables in urban areas were made based on a review of the literature (see Dataset 1). Dataset 3: Assessments of how bee species richness responded to environmental variables in urban areas were made based on a review of the literature (see Dataset 1). This complete dataset contains 3 spreadsheets and requires Microsoft Excel.


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Biological Sciences | Community Ecology | Conservation and Biodiversity | Ecological Applications | Ecology | Environmental Science and Management | Environmental Sciences | Landscape Ecology | bees | cities | insects | literature review | native bees | pollinators | systematic review | urban ecology | urbanisation | wild bees |

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