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RE: Abbreviated response

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Posted by: captainjack0000 at Fri Jan 11 17:26:36 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by captainjack0000 ]  
   

Okay, that makes sense.

In my rat snake example, then, we should value saving the yellow rat as much as the gray. I'll agree to that.

There are something like 24 subspecies of L.t. Does this seem accurate, or would you have higher numbers of subspecies, or different species all together?

It seems hard to imagine that a black milksnake is not taxonomically more distinct than say a Nelson's.

   

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