Asymmetrical distribution of a mitochondrial DNA polymorphism between 2 introgressing honey bee subspecies

  • Meixner M
  • Sheppard W
  • Poklukar J
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Abstract

Mitochondrial DNA from 62 samples of Apis mellifera carnica and A m ligustica collected from within areas of endemism and an area of known introgression was extracted and digested with the restriction enzymes Accl, Bc/l, Bg/II, EcoRI and Xbal. Digestion with Xbal revealed a polymorphism with an asymmetrical distribution between the subspecies. This polymorphism occurs primarily in Austrian and Slovenian A m carnica and may be useful for studying introgression be- tween this race and A m ligustica.

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Meixner, M. D., Sheppard, W. S., & Poklukar, J. (1993). Asymmetrical distribution of a mitochondrial DNA polymorphism between 2 introgressing honey bee subspecies. Apidologie, 24(2), 147–153. https://doi.org/10.1051/apido:19930207

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