Pollinator intertegular distance

Dataset on pollinator intertegular distance (mm) from sites in western Montana, USA. Data are from two locations (46°42'00" N, 111°42'00" W and 45°12'00" N, 110°24'00" W). For methodological details see Peralta et al. <i>in press</i> and Burkle et al (2019).Peralta G, Resasco J, Worthy S, Frost CM, Guevara AT, Manning I, Cagnolo L, and Burkle LA. Pollinator intraspecific body size variation and sociality influence their interactions with plants. <i>Functional Ecology.</i>Burkle, L.A., M.P. Simanonok, J.S. Durney, J.A. Myers, R.T Belote. 2019. Wildfires influence abundance, diversity, and intraspecific and interspecific variation of native bees and flowering plants across burned and unburned landscapes. <i>Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution </i>7:article 252.