Aim Plant lineages are disproportionally diverse in areas characterised by specific climatic regimes. The campos rupestres habitats in the mountains of Eastern/Central Brazil, for instance, display huge plant endemism and high precipitation seasonality. The genus Vellozia is an emblematic group in there, with most species being endemic and few occurring disjunctively across mountain outcrops of the Neotropics. We aim to test t...

Aim To provide an assessment of climate change impacts on a set of wild pollinators restricted to one of the regions with the greatest diversity of bees in the world. Also, we aimed to test whether functional groups responded differently to climate projections. Location South‐eastern South America (SES). Taxon Bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae sensu lato). Methods We selected 18 species of bees mostly restricted to the SES region, mod...

Understanding which factors driving the genetic structure, geographic distribution patterns, and divergence of populations/species are of great interest in ecology and evolutionary biology. Phylogeographic and species hypotheses combined to distribution models may elucidate which phenomena drove evolutionary history of the biota of different biomes and ecoregions. Herein, we used distribution, environmental and genetic data to...