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Cretan Honey Bee
Apis mellifera adami was a honey bee once native to Crete, it was named in honour of Brother Adam, a renowned beekeeper. As per other native subspecies of honey bee in their native territories, A. m. adami played a crucial role in pollination on the island. However, recent genetic studies reveal that it may have gone extinct, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts in protecting local honey bee populations.
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https://maltesehoneybee.org/2024/10/03/bee-conservation-learning-from-the-loss-of-the-cretan-honey-bee/
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https://youtu.be/Ph7l9YkfEpA
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