Bob asked:

> Can you tell a Italian from a Carniolan by head shape?

Why bother?  Carniolans are (generally) so dark, and
Italians (generally) so light, you can tell one from
the other at 5 yards when the bee is in flight.

But, like you, I assumed that morphology would be
very similar, if not identical between the two.

        jim (And in other news, a whole bunch
             of horrible depressing stuff also
             happened around the globe, but
             we'll ignore that for now.)

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