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- European_dark_bee abstract "The European dark bee (Apis mellifera mellifera) was domesticated in modern times, and taken to North America in colonial times. These big, dark-colored honey bees are sometimes called the German black bee, although they occurred originally from Britain to eastern Central Europe.There are three main races, namelymellifera (brown bee)lehzeni (heathland bee)nigra (black bee),which have local breeds, such as the Pomeranian brown, the Alps black, or the black Scandinavian. All of the subspecies belong to the 'M' lineage of Apis mellifera.The European dark bee can be distinguished from other subspecies by their stocky body, abundant thoracal and sparse abdominal hair which is brown, and overall dark coloration; in nigra, there is also heavy dark pigmentation of the wings. Overall, when viewed from a distance, they should appear blackish, or in mellifera, rich dark brown. The aggressive feral hybrids with other subspecies can be distinguished by the lighter, yellowish banding on the sides of the abdomen, but this is often difficult. For breeding pure dark bees according to the standard, details of the wing veins are nowadays considered to be the only reliable distinguishing character.".
- European_dark_bee class Insect.
- European_dark_bee family Apidae.
- European_dark_bee genus Honey_bee.
- European_dark_bee kingdom Animal.
- European_dark_bee order Hymenoptera.
- European_dark_bee phylum Arthropod.
- European_dark_bee species Western_honey_bee.
- European_dark_bee thumbnail Bee_October_2007-1.jpg?width=300.
- European_dark_bee wikiPageExternalLink www.Mellifera.ch.
- European_dark_bee wikiPageExternalLink www.apis-mellifera-mellifera.de.
- European_dark_bee wikiPageExternalLink www.bibba.com.
- European_dark_bee wikiPageExternalLink Extinct-British-breed-honeybee-alive-church-rafters-nearly-80-years.html.
- European_dark_bee wikiPageExternalLink main_en.shtml.
- European_dark_bee wikiPageExternalLink www.nordbi.org.
- European_dark_bee wikiPageID "822082".
- European_dark_bee wikiPageRevisionID "603832794".
- European_dark_bee classis "Insecta".
- European_dark_bee familia Apidae.
- European_dark_bee genus "Apis".
- European_dark_bee hasPhotoCollection European_dark_bee.
- European_dark_bee imageCaption "The Savoie honeybee has rather light wings for a black bee".
- European_dark_bee imageWidth "250".
- European_dark_bee name "European dark bee".
- European_dark_bee ordo Hymenoptera.
- European_dark_bee phylum "Arthropoda".
- European_dark_bee regnum "Animalia".
- European_dark_bee species "A. mellifera".
- European_dark_bee subspecies "A. m. mellifera".
- European_dark_bee trinomial "Apis mellifera mellifera".
- European_dark_bee trinomialAuthority "Linnaeus, 1758".
- European_dark_bee subject Category:Apis_(genus).
- European_dark_bee subject Category:Beekeeping.
- European_dark_bee type Animal.
- European_dark_bee type Eukaryote.
- European_dark_bee type Insect.
- European_dark_bee type Species.
- European_dark_bee type Animal.
- European_dark_bee type BiologicalLivingObject.
- European_dark_bee type EukaryoticCell.
- European_dark_bee type Insect.
- European_dark_bee type Organism.
- European_dark_bee comment "The European dark bee (Apis mellifera mellifera) was domesticated in modern times, and taken to North America in colonial times. These big, dark-colored honey bees are sometimes called the German black bee, although they occurred originally from Britain to eastern Central Europe.There are three main races, namelymellifera (brown bee)lehzeni (heathland bee)nigra (black bee),which have local breeds, such as the Pomeranian brown, the Alps black, or the black Scandinavian.".
- European_dark_bee label "Apis mellifera mellifera".
- European_dark_bee label "Apis mellifera mellifera".
- European_dark_bee label "Apis mellifera mellifera".
- European_dark_bee label "Dunkle Europäische Biene".
- European_dark_bee label "European dark bee".
- European_dark_bee label "Europese donkere bij".
- European_dark_bee sameAs Dunkle_Europäische_Biene.
- European_dark_bee sameAs Apis_mellifera_mellifera.
- European_dark_bee sameAs Apis_mellifera_mellifera.
- European_dark_bee sameAs Apis_mellifera_mellifera.
- European_dark_bee sameAs Europese_donkere_bij.
- European_dark_bee sameAs m.03f1g9.
- European_dark_bee sameAs Q578524.
- European_dark_bee sameAs Q578524.
- European_dark_bee wasDerivedFrom European_dark_bee?oldid=603832794.
- European_dark_bee depiction Bee_October_2007-1.jpg.
- European_dark_bee isPrimaryTopicOf European_dark_bee.
- European_dark_bee name "European dark bee".