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Posted by: dustyrhoads at Wed Jul 14 11:32:03 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by dustyrhoads ]  
   

John Ottley had scientific collecting permit number 37/832/79. His 1983 rosaliae says that he used a San Ignacio juvenile male rosaliae he collected in 1979 (and probably another San Ignacio female taken alive in a wash) for breeding purposes.

It's certainly possible that offspring from that male (if any were produced at BYU) led to captive colonies among collectors.

   

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