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Mitochondrial DNA and allozyme frequencies in an Africanized Apis mellifera population in southern Oklahoma
publication date:
Dec 31, 2006
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Journal of Apicultural Research
Vol. 45 (4) pp. 221-222
DOI
10.3896/IBRA.1.45.4.11
Date
December 2006
Article Title
Mitochondrial DNA and allozyme frequencies in an Africanized
Apis mellifera
population in southern Oklahoma
Author(s)
Aaron Z Savit, Deborah R Smith and Orley R Taylor
Abstract
None
Keywords
African, Africanized, allozymes, mtDNA, Oklahoma
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