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Peter Edwards said:

> How can I distinguish jacobsonii from destructor?

Jacobsoni are nearly round, while destructor
are ellipical in shape. Destructor is also larger
(when comparing adults to adults).

This semi-famous set of mug shots has appeared all
over, but I have no idea who made the photos.
A very nice side-by-side comparison.
http://www.anu.edu.au/BoZo/trueman/labsite/images/mite.gif

Also, the abstract of the paper that presented "varroa"
as being more than one mite is here:
http://www.kluweronline.com/oasis.htm/260786

> Does anyone know where I can find a picture of pollen mites?

This is a lousy image, but I am assuming that you'd rather
have something than nothing:
http://www.tarencotta.com/bees/winterize.htm


        jim (Who ate tonight at a place so noisy
           you can't even hear yourself taste!)

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