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So Keith, what is your definition of feral honeybees?

Keith Benson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

I said that when discussing the definition of domesticated and feral as
we were, that the genetic similarity or lack thereof of these
populations was irrelevant. Feral dogs are not markedly genetically
dissimilar to owned dogs.




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