In this study, we analyzed the complete mitochondrial genome of the cavity-nesting honeybee, . The mitochondrial genome of was observed to be a circular molecule of 15,278 bp and was similar to that of the other cavity-nesting honeybee species. The average AT content in the mitochondrial genome was 84%. It was predicted to contain 13 protein-coding, 24 tRNA and two rRNA genes, along with one A + T-rich control region, besides three - repeats.
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