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Insect Key Biodiversity Areas scoping informs targeted monitoring to strengthen spatial stability over time

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Dario Nania *
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Andrea Cristiano
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Maurizio Mei
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Denis Michez
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Michele Di Musciano
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Roberto Cazzolla Gatti
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Paola Merelli
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Michela Pacifici
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Carlo Rondinini
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Pierfilippo Cerretti
DOI:10.1016/j.biocon.2026.111959delete
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• Uneven insect occurrence data may cause spatial shifts in potential KBAs. • KBA scoping on 30 years insect data shows potentially high turnover. • We propose KBA scoping-based targeted monitoring under limited resources.
Keywords:
KBA scoping
Insect monitoring
Bumblebees
Area change
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