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Peter:
 The wing venation is the first criterion and a
 follow-up DNA test is required to confirm. Where African
bees predominate, such as Arizona, or Texas, the chance of
having bees free of Africanization is slim.

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Then when the samples given to several labs match I will
believe this, until then, not having matching reports with
bees from same hives and sample containers sent to
different labs I will continue to think otherwise,
especially with from what I have been told 25% still
un-identifyable fwiw.

Dee 




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