Origins and Evolutionary History of the Honey Bee

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  • Опубліковано 6 гру 2013
  • A lecture given by Robert Paxton at the National Honey Show 2013 entitled "Origins and Evolutionary History of the Honey Bee".

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  • @elizabethnewell3133
    @elizabethnewell3133 3 роки тому +7

    This issue gets better in later recordings, but it would be nice if they showed the slides more. It is great that this guy is so expressive, but he often is trying to indicate something on the slides that is important and we are staring at his face or the audience for the entire point. These videos should usually be 90% slides.

  • @NationalHoneyShowUK
    @NationalHoneyShowUK  10 років тому +4

    As seen at the 2013 National Honey Show.

  • @johnbaxter9704
    @johnbaxter9704 6 років тому

    Well that was a lot of fun, I think I learned a thing or two. Thanks for posting.

  • @NationalHoneyShowUK
    @NationalHoneyShowUK  10 років тому +4

    Worth taking a look.

    • @ExtraFungus
      @ExtraFungus 8 років тому

      I thought so until he started treating theory as fact. I was hoping this would be about known honey bee history.

    • @datasystemedatacollecte3734
      @datasystemedatacollecte3734 Рік тому

      At all ..

  • @billiamc1969
    @billiamc1969 10 років тому

    Thanks for posting...from Baltimore md

  • @ghosttwo2
    @ghosttwo2 9 років тому +1

    The weird wave compression on this video makes the speaker periodically look like a hologram.

  • @justsmashing4628
    @justsmashing4628 Рік тому +1

    Please. Can anyone explain to me how bee's (&newts etc) survived the dinosaur extinction event, when supposedly Earth after being hit and flash burned, was in darkness and winter (no flowers etc) for decade’s?
    Bee's (&newts:)) are hypersensitive to environmental change so…How? Anyone 😊

  • @eleSDSU
    @eleSDSU 3 роки тому +1

    14:32 "Dominated by gymnast sperms".

  • @antoniokinsey9755
    @antoniokinsey9755 8 років тому +4

    Starts talking about bees around 7:50.

  • @nicholastaylor9398
    @nicholastaylor9398 Рік тому

    Curiouser - warmer drier climate makes eusocial. Yet Polistes which is semi-social is found mostly in warm, eg Mediterranean climate.

  • @nicholastaylor9398
    @nicholastaylor9398 Рік тому

    Puzzling that ants, wasps and bees all appear to have evolved eusociality independently, and then he mentions that sweat bees did it much later. Must be a strong pressure or rapid benefit 'gradient'. Does it however, require a certain type of anatomy, lifestyle and predator environment?

  • @ronaldcassens5356
    @ronaldcassens5356 3 роки тому

    Always good to know and better understand the Honey Bee' beginnings. A good foundation for me to build upon>GOD BLESS!!

  • @jonathonsmith6831
    @jonathonsmith6831 5 років тому

    Necter or insects first? I know, the plants knew that insects liked necter lol

  • @user-im5ih4ew9j
    @user-im5ih4ew9j 9 років тому

    أود أإن أعرف من هو الشخص من بين الحظور الذي بادر بسؤال المحاظر بعد أنتهاء المحاظرة عن النحل الذي يعيش في الكفرة

  • @elsainnamorato2231
    @elsainnamorato2231 2 роки тому +2

    God created humans.creationist created Neanderthals Homo sapiens etc etc. African Europeans Asians just because of DNA is different does not mean that they are not human beings. That's what's beautiful about God shows us that he likes a variety, now that is not too hard to understand. Why do people make it so difficult 🤔

  • @raymschmidt6032
    @raymschmidt6032 2 роки тому +1

    Stick to bees

    • @elsainnamorato2231
      @elsainnamorato2231 2 роки тому +1

      if you like these you'll love this little creature Look up bombylius mayor they are bee flies and they are so cute. 😊

  • @bertpons6500
    @bertpons6500 4 роки тому +1

    Terrible slides.

    • @altaylor293
      @altaylor293 Рік тому

      I was distracted by the frequent use of the Nature vs Nurture slide where Nurture
      was misspelled (nature)

  • @arcitejack
    @arcitejack 7 років тому

    Slides with genetic trees don't help. Material far too dense.

  • @CherokeeTwilight
    @CherokeeTwilight 10 років тому +1

    What was first the Bee or the flower? How anyone that raises bees can not see evidence of design is amazing, and sad .You know no intermediary link to prove Macro evolution has ever been found right?

    • @QueOraSi
      @QueOraSi 10 років тому +3

      You're kidding right?

    • @Dougca1985
      @Dougca1985 10 років тому +1

      "You know no intermediary link to prove Macro evolution has ever been found right? "
      You know that macoevolution has been observed in the fossil record, right?

    • @kemosabe1967
      @kemosabe1967 9 років тому +4

      The flower. There are other methods of pollination that do not require insects. There....that was easy. Kind of sad that you did not think of that though. It is scary to think what people like you are doing to the future of our country. Don't you care?

    • @CherokeeTwilight
      @CherokeeTwilight 9 років тому

      @kemosabe1967 You know Hitler was a big proponent of evolution, look what people like him did to the world, didn't you say seeing is believing?

    • @CherokeeTwilight
      @CherokeeTwilight 9 років тому

      @kemosabe1967 lol your one of those who believed birds evolved into dinosaurs

  • @tstran02
    @tstran02 10 років тому

    I feel sorry for this guy. All the time he spent researching this and he got nothing useful to beekeepers, because this is all BS.

    • @Radwoem
      @Radwoem 10 років тому +5

      What do you mean?

    • @ExtraFungus
      @ExtraFungus 8 років тому +1

      +Radwoem he means he treated a whole lot of theory as fact and this lecture is mostly fiction.

    • @rjward1775
      @rjward1775 2 роки тому +1

      Plenty of beekeeping videos out there, but I got here by searching for bee evolution.