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QUESTION 1 B. terrestris 1.00 T. fimbriata 1.00 Bumble bees Stingless bees M. bicolor A. mellifera 0.96 A. koschevnikovi 1.00 1.00 A. nuluensis 1.00 A. cerana 0.72 0.95 A. nigrocincta Honey bees A. laboriosa 1.00 1.00 A. d. binghami 1.00 A. dorsata A. florea 1.00 0.1 A. andreniformis

          QUESTION 1
B. terrestris
1.00
T. fimbriata
1.00
Bumble bees
Stingless bees
M. bicolor
A. mellifera
0.96
A. koschevnikovi
1.00
1.00
A. nuluensis
1.00
A. cerana
0.72
0.95
A. nigrocincta
Honey bees
A. laboriosa
1.00
1.00
A. d. binghami
1.00
A. dorsata
A. florea
1.00
0.1
A. andreniformis

QUESTION 1
B. terrestris
1.00
T. fimbriata
1.00
Bumble bees
Stingless bees
M. bicolor
A. mellifera
0.96
A. koschevnikovi
1.00
1.00
A. nuluensis
1.00
A. cerana
0.72
0.95
A. nigrocincta
Honey bees
A. laboriosa
1.00
1.00
A. d. binghami
1.00
A. dorsata
A. florea
1.00
0.1
A. andreniformis

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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mellifera (European honeybee) and A. dorsata (giant Asian honeybee). Looking at the given information, we can see that A. mellifera is connected to A. dorsata through the following branches: Show more…

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