… honey bee Apis mellifera is given in this paper. Thirty-three distinct honey bee subspecies
are distributed across all Africa (… Middle East (9 subspecies), and Europe (13 subspecies). All …

… showed that wild colony densities remained high over a decade after the invasion (5.4/km
2 ) and that wild colonies retained a stable mixture of European- and African-derived genetics. …

… We leveraged the fact that admixed scutellata-European honey bee populations were
formed through a recent mixture of known genetic groups to infer the mosaic of A, C and M …

… The Africanized honey bee, a hybrid of Apis mellifera scutellata from Africa with European
… proportions of European ancestry than feral honey bees, which had a higher proportion of …

… This indicates that a part of the ancestral northern African honey bee population probably
colonised Europe across the Strait of Gibraltar. This hypothesis has been proposed by …

… support for an Asian origin of honey bees with at least three expansions leading to African
and European lineages. The adaptive radiation of honey bees involved selection on a few …

… of Africanized honey bees and their hybridization with European honey bees already …
extensive mating of European honey bee queens with Africanized honey bee drones after …

… literature on honey bee mortality originates from Europe and … of managed honey bee colonies,
honey productions and honey … notable mixed trends for honey yield per colony in Africa. …

… scutellata and Am adansonii) with resident European stocks of honey bees introduced into
… of honey bees and its outcome. There is evidence of African genes in honey bee populations …

… important genus of honey bees (Apis), including the Western Honey Bee (A. mellifera L.),
have suggested Out of Africa or Asia origins and subsequent spread to Europe. I test these …