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In recent years, commercial beekeepers have reported colony collapse: the disappearance of entire colonies of bees. A biologist, Dr. B, argues that colony collapse is caused by a new parasite, to which bees have not acquired immunity. A chemist, Dr. C, argues that colony collapse is caused by genetic damage from pesticides. And an ecologist, Dr. E, argues that 3 specific commercial beekeeping practices—transportation of hives over long distances, indiscriminate medication, and inbreeding—compromise both the immunity and the genetic diversity of bees, leaving them susceptible to mass die-offs from normally benign microbes. : Two Part Analysis (TPA)