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Re: Aggression of European Dark Bee
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I believe any study for aggressiveness of the European Dark Bee which does not include determination of the purity of the species A.M.M can not be taken seriously. As soon as you mix in more than 20% A.M.L or A.M.C the temprament of the European Dark Bee can become everything from unpredictable to strait out aggressive with higher percentage A.M.L / A.M.C . 

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Johannes
Jämtland, Sweden

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