Which species is specifically mentioned as utilizing pre-existing subterranean spaces, such as abandoned rodent burrows?
Answer
*Halictus ligatus*
The Ligated Furrow Bee (*Halictus ligatus*) has been observed repurposing existing tunnels made by other insects or abandoned burrows originally dug by small rodents.
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