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A multivariate morphometric analysis of Apis cerana populations of the Hindu Kush in Afghanistan and Pakistan and of Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh in India revealed two statistically distinct morphoclusters, a Hindu Kush/Kashmir group and a Himachal Pradesh group. High intercolonial variances at three localities are associated with regions of major climatic zone change, hence ecological instability. Apis cerana / honeybees / morphoclusters / western Asia

The morphometric affinities of Apis cerana of the Hindu Kush and Himalayan regions of western Asia