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> it is always informative to see exactly who follows along with authority even if there is no clear evidence to suggest something actually exist.  

People have been studying and reporting on this phenomenon for 30 years. 

Sakofski, F., & Koeniger, N. (1988). Natural transfer of Varroa jacobsoni among honeybee colonies in autumn. European Research on Varroatosis Control, AA Balkema, Rotterdam, Brookfield, 81-83.

Sakofski, F., Koeniger, N., & Fuchs, S. (1990). Seasonality of honey bee colony invasion by Varroa jacobsoni Oud. Apidologie, 21(6), 547-550.

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