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> >Like I said, a limited effect. These are examples of enhancing hygienic
> behavior within a small population, versus the Australia example of losing
> it in the real world. That’s what I am saying
Pete, there is evidence that refutes that hypothesis. You oversimplified
the Aussie model. In Australia, the managed population of yellow
Italian-type bees is quite different than the robust feral population of
dark mellifera-type bees. Selective breeding in Australia effectively
maintains two distinct populations on the continent.
Likewise, in the U.S., Sheppard/Delaney's or Salansky's work on mitotyping
demonstrate the same.
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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com
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