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Posted by: fireside3 at Fri Nov 14 18:52:58 2008 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by fireside3 ] Right now these are all classed as strictly hernandezi ( as Montanucci spells it ), and only those in the Pacific NW ( Pygmys ) are regarded as douglassi. That is what Montanucci is working on, but something is going to need a new species name, or we are going to end up with more hernandesi subspecies I guess. After getting a few different examples of these from NM, I see that those I have seen from northern NM have cranium and bodies that look very much like the little NW douglassi, and I have seen this other I have from west-central NM which has a much more rakish/rearward facing and more pointed occipitals and less keeled dorsal and fringe scales. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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