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Re: Where do honey bees come from?
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Sat, 4 Dec 2021 16:07:18 +1000
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> One key question is how, if the European races had Asian forebears, were those forebears parasitized by mites, and if so, how did they lose them?

Maybe no mites there at that time?  If not where did the mites come from at a later time after they migrated to Europe?

Trevor Weatherhead
Australia

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