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Darwin’s solution: Honeybees survive mite vectors and viruses through natural selection

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By Peter C. Neumann, Alexis L. Beaurepaire, Robert Brodschneider, Norman Carreck, Bjørn H. Dahle, Joachim R. de Miranda, Raquel de Sousa, Vincent Dietemann, Nurit Eliash, James Ellis, Silvio Erler, Jay Evans, Barbara E. Locke, Stephen Martin, Fanny Mondet, Linde Morawetz, Arrigo Moro, Jeff Pettis, Christian Pirk, Victoria Soroker, Maéva Techer, Geoffrey Williams, HuoQing Zheng, Kirsten S. Traynor, Maria Bouga, Aslı Özkırım, Delphine Panziera, Aygün Schiesser
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Keywords host–vector–virus coevolution host shifts natural hosts Varroa Tropilaelaps Apis Honey bee host–parasitic mite vector–virus interface underlies colony losses Although the number of managed western honeybee (Apis mellifera) colonies has increased globally [1], beekeepers continue to struggle with unsustainably high colony losses [2,3], particularly throughout the Northern Hemisphere.
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