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Discriminant analysis of the honeybee populations of southwestern Africa

The morphometric characters and sting pheromones of worker honeybees, Apis melli/era Linnaeus, were analysed by multivariate methods to characterize their populations in southwestern Africa. There is a discrete homogeneous population in northern South Africa and southern Namibia recognized as the subspecies A m. scute/lata, a discrete population in northern Namibia recognized as A m. adansonii and a hybrid population between them.