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This study is the first to confirm that drones present at DCAs
do carry Varroa. Varroa were recovered from drones at each
DCA. Furthermore, we observed a trend towards higher
Varroa abundance at DCAs that were further from managed
apiaries (2.73 Varroa/100 drones) and lower Varroa abundance 
at DCAs that were 0.25 km from a managed apiary (0.42 Varroa/100)

Mortensen, Ashley N., Cameron J. Jack, and James D. Ellis. 
"The discovery of Varroa destructor on drone honey bees, Apis mellifera, at drone congregation areas." 
Parasitology Research (2018): 1-3.

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