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RE: Greeri?

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Posted by: MichaelHeyduk at Wed Jan 12 16:54:18 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by MichaelHeyduk ]  
   

It a good post, but what is the definition of "mountain kingsnakes"?

The greer´s king has the common name "durango-mountain kingsnake" and the thayeri is called"nuevo leon ks", and don`t they both live on high elevation?

To me the greeri is a part of the mexicana group together with mexmex, thayeri and ruthveni.
But many authors have added alterna to the mexicana-group/complex???

I think that pyromelana and zonata are the "mountain-kings".

   

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