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Re: Bees moving eggs (again)
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> >However, I would offer the following as evidence that bees probably don't
> move eggs....Wyborn, M. H., M. L. Winston, and P. H. Laflamme.


Winston in another study in 1979 found strong suggestive evidence that
workers actually did move either eggs or young larvae.  I spoke with Dr.
Winston recently, and he agreed that this apparent phenomenon calls for
additional research.


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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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