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A molecular phylogeny of the genus Apis suggests that the Giant Honey Bee of the Philippines, A-breviligula Maa, and the Plains Honey Bee of southern India, A-indica Fabricius, are valid species

机译:Apis属的分子系统发育研究表明,菲律宾的巨型蜜蜂A-breviligula Maa和印度南部的平原蜜蜂A-indica Fabricius是有效的物种。

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Two new taxa have been added to the existing molecular phylogenies of the genus Apis. The new phylogeny supports the accepted phylogenetic relationships of {dwarf honey bees [giant honey bees (cavity-nesting honey bees)]}. Based on Bayesian and maximum parsimony trees, our analysis supports recognition of Apis indica, the Plains Honey Bee of south India, as a separate species from A. cerana. Our analysis also supports recognition of the Giant Philippines Honey Bee, A. breviligula, as a separate species from A. dorsata.
机译:两个新的分类单元已添加到Apis属的现有分子系统发育中。新的系统发育支持{矮矮蜜蜂[巨型蜜蜂(腔巢式蜜蜂)]}的公认的系统发育关系。基于贝叶斯树和最大简约树,我们的分析支持将印度南部蜜蜂“蜜蜂”(Apis indica)识别为印度蜜蜂(A. cerana)的独立物种。我们的分析还支持将大菲律宾蜜蜂(A. breviligula)识别为背对虾(A. dorsata)的独立物种。

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