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I ran the USDAID morphometrics identification on maybe 50 samples from
P.R. in the late 90s for a Forest Service fellow working with parrot
nesting sites, of all things.
Don't remember the results, but the Tucson Bee Lab or more likely Eric
Erickson would prob. still remember the specifics, if you are interested.
- John Edwards, Vancouver, WA
Peter L Borst wrote:
> Africanized honey bees in Puerto Rico
> DISSERTATION by Rivera Marchand, Bert, Ph.D.,
> University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras (Puerto Rico), 2006
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