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    Pollinators are an essential component of ecosystem function, and declining bee populations are a global conservation concern. Despite this importance, there is a lack of understanding regarding the distribution of native bee species across western North American landscapes. This study documents new records ofMelissodes nigracaudaLaBerge,Dufourea dilatipesBohart,Atoposmia abjecta abjectaCresson,Coelioxys funerariusSmith,Dianthidium cressoniiDalla Torre,Dianthidium singulareCresson,Osmia cyaneonitensCockerell, andStelis heronaeSheffield. These eight new records supplement the ~565 bee species previously documented in Washington state. 
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