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Early drones
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Mon, 14 Apr 2003 23:49:40 +0300
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Steve, 
This is incorrect.  The semen from individual drones is identical, but the individual drones have genetic differences between them.  Look up meiosis and cross-over in a book on bee genetics for a full explaination.
Best regards
Roger White
Superbee Cyprus.

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