Bumble bee occurrences of North America from 1805–2020

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Bumble bee occurrence data used for "Climate change winners and losers among North American bumble bees": These data comprise 649 407 specimen records from 48 species and spans 1805–2020. These records have been compiled from a variety of collections and sources with reputable origin. Data contributors are listed in: https://www.leifrichardson.org/bbna.html

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