Genetic Diversity of Honey Bee Populations in Turkey Based on Microsatellite Markers in Migratory versus Stationary Colonies

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2013-6-24

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Kükrer, Mert
Kence, Aykut

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Evolution 2013, 21 - 26 Haziran 2013

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M. Kükrer and A. Kence, “Genetic Diversity of Honey Bee Populations in Turkey Based on Microsatellite Markers in Migratory versus Stationary Colonies,” presented at the Evolution 2013, 21 - 26 Haziran 2013, Utah, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri, 2013, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: http://evo2013.evolutionmeeting.org/Evolution_Program_Final.pdf.