Parallel evolution of Varroa resistance in honey bees; a common mechanism across continents?

This data set contains the individual data points used to create Figures 1b, 1c, 1e and 1h. The data points were extracted from other studies and so the table gives information on the author of the paper, the location in which the study took place and how many honey bee colonies were used to create the data point (all references can be found in the supplementary data). Tables with the title susceptible brood removal and resistant brood removal include data used to create figure 1b, this data is the percentage of infested brood that a colony or colonies removed within the 10 day time period. EHB = European honey bees. Tables with the title susceptible recapped and resistant recapped include data used to create figure1c, this data is the percentage of infested cells that had been recapped. Tables with the title susceptible mite infertility and resistant mite infertility include the data used to create figure 1e, this data is the percentage of female mites that failed to produce viable offspring. * >1 indicates that more than one colony was used but the exact number could not be ascertained from the paper. Tables with the title AHB 1996-1999 and AHB 2018-2019 include the data used to create figure 1h, this data is the percentage of worker brood infested with Varroa at the time of measuring. AHB = Africanised honey bees. The dates indicate the rough time frame in which the data was collected. * highlights the unpublished data that was kindly provided by Dr Luis Medina, Department of Apiculture, Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan, Mexico from an ongoing study, and allows a direct comparison between this 2019 data and the Cabrera 1998 , Medina & Martin 1999 data that all came from the same honey bee population.