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Parent: Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration

eScholarship stats: History by Item for June through September, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-09	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06
0fb1n3pw	Big Bee: Hair Recognition and Quantification	235	28	85	89	33
7z6734gt	<strong>Bee Species Identification:</strong> Improving Population Monitoring Techniques	220	175	17	10	18
33b2t2bq	Leveraging Large Biological Interaction Data to Quantify Plant Specialization by Bees	209	36	67	34	72
869559br	Reptiles and Restoration: Coverboard Monitoring before and after Wetland Reconstruction	187	36	37	39	75
01s3q625	An Update on the Invertebrate Zoology Collection at the University of California, Santa Barbara	137	31	46	25	35
2g76z3n3	Island-mainland variation in bees: Applying geometric morphometrics to wing venation in one species	135	38	30	40	27
9fp8p14t	Analyzing Bee Body Size as a Potential Factor of the Island Rule	134	36	30	23	45
2770j7m6	Variation between Santa Cruz Island and mainland bee specimens	133	31	45	23	34
9662q9qk	Utilizing Surface Area to Volume ratios and Thermal Tolerance of Various Bee Species to Predict their Performance under Rising Global Temperatures	133	27	24	34	48
7z46h47p	Shedding Light on Campus: Improving Student Safety and Energy Efficiency through Light Pollution Analysis	126	35	27	23	41
4qm0k98t	Applying geometric morphometrics to assess phenotypic variation in bees	123	36	39	16	32
4tf0h6vs	Effect of Soil Type on Endangered Arenaria paludicola Growth	123	29	27	18	49
0937b5gp	Announcing Big-Bee: An initiative to promote understanding of bees through image and trait digitization.	119	36	31	21	31
0x31p2g2	To Bee or Not to Bee Hairy: A Quantitative Analysis of Pilosity Across <em>Melissodes tepidus</em> Subspecies	119	26	44	14	35
3gc32484	Flying on Broken Wings: Wing Wear Analysis Between Mid-Size Santa Barbara Specialist and Generalist Bee Species Using a Computer Vision Model	115	38	32	16	29
9w81x8mn	Wing venation reflects phylogenetic divergence and allometric scaling in bees	114	21	43	11	39
5zp1f28j	Exploring Pilosity in the California Native Bee Melissodes tepidus timberlakei as an Indicator of Age and Implications for Pollinator Response to Climate Change	113	20	25	16	52
0hd7v9jt	The Big Bee Project: Advancing Research Through 3D Bee Modeling	111	26	43	18	24
17n6f098	Machine Learning to Aid Pollinator Monitoring of Endangered Plants	109	37	24	18	30
64f0w6hx	Aquatic Invertebrate Monitoring at Devereux Slough	107	19	23	28	37
3kb120zk	Macroinvertebrate Responses to Dissolved Oxygen and Salinity in Devereux Slough	105	40	27	8	30
00t2k2t7	Assessing Aquatic Invertebrate Establishment in a Restored Wetland Over Time	104	15	20	15	54
2vj200fn	A Phylogenetic Analysis of Hybanthus: Reclassifying <em>Hybanthus concolor</em> (Green Violet)	104	39	31	13	21
9zz0r7s4	Change in Avian Biodiversity after Restoration of North Campus Open Space	102	25	25	18	34
1bc3t7fb	Visualizing Waterbird-Aquatic Invertebrate Linkages in North Campus Open Space	100	33	13	10	44
5q0182qd	Temperature-Dependent Variation in Flight Muscle Morphology Revealed by Micro-CT Imaging	100	31	21	22	26
9jp6r7zs	Evaluating Sheep Grazing as a Strategy for Restoring the North Campus Open Space (NCOS) Grasslands	100	28	28	8	36
27z0f9j7	Digitization of the UCSB Herbarium's Seaweed Collection Provides Vital Data to Better Understand the Changing Marine Environment	99	27	43	11	18
90f9577c	Herbaria and Film Photography: Curating Real and Imagined Plant Communities	95	14	28	13	40
90j9s4jh	From rejection to collection! A new entomology collection at the University of California, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History takes the university by swarm.	94	18	33	21	22
3fg8089x	Applying Geometric Morphometrics to Identify Bee Species in the Genus <em>Halictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) and to Quantify Island-Mainland Variation Within Species	91	17	40	18	16
24v7h87r	Diets of Burrowing Owls (<em>Athene cunicularia</em>) in a coastal southern California preserve	89	20	26	11	32
0v065150	Variation of Ocelli Size Between Male and Female Bees in Species of Different Sociality	87	14	26	23	24
36w6x8pp	Enviromental Trends in the Distribution of California Bee Species	87	21	28	12	26
5n60m39m	Trophic Interactions Between Birds and Aquatic Prey at North Campus Open Space	87	19	19	12	37
6ds6j4h5	Utilizing Surface Area to Volume ratios and Thermal Tolerance of Various Bee Species to Predict their Performance under Rising Global Temperatures	87	21	24	7	35
841173cj	Variation in Bee Body Size Due to Anthropogenic Land Use	87	31	20	12	24
2d7151p9	Digitization of the UCSB Herbarium's Seaweed Collection Provides Vital Data to Better Understand the Changing Marine Environment. (2nd Quarter)	81	45	20	4	12
60q1914d	California Stream Bioassessment Procedure of Phelps Creek, Tributary to Devereux Slough	80	17	17	9	37
0dp6t3h0	Polymorphism as a precursor to speciation in a California endemic salamander	79	17	31	9	22
4qb9s50f	Biodiversity associated with constructed hibernacula at a coastal restoration project	78	30	24	8	16
6d79c8rp	Monitoring Invasion of the New Zealand Mudsnail <em>(Potamopyrgus antipodarum)</em> in North Campus Open Space	78	19	22	13	24
4s5364rb	Investigating the Climatic Factors that Influence the Activity of the Long Horned Bee Melissodes tepida timberlakei.	75	18	20	14	23
8xc790xx	Exploring Optimizations in Anthophila Taxonomic Research Using Retrieval-Augmented Generation	75	20	20	14	21
2x47v84w	Assessing seed predation to inform the conservation and recovery of the critically endangered Nipomo Mesa Lupine, Lupinus nipomensis	74	22	19	9	24
7975q8tn	Exploring Optimizations in Anthophila Taxonomic Research Using Retrieval-Augmented Generation	73	22	14	13	24
1dp4h100	Identifying the Impact of Body Measurements on Dry Weight Across and Within Bee Species	70	23	16	13	18
31x6m4nc	Physiological Traits as Predictors of Climate Resistance and Sociality in Female Carpenter Bees	70	9	18	24	19
3xj0q7w4	Systematics of California’s critically endangered Nipomo lupine (<em>Lupinus nipomensis</em>)	68	20	18	12	18
8hv5728w	Using Micro-Computed Tomography to Study Larval Development in a Ground-Nesting Solitary Bee	67	26	13	4	24

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