Hi Aaron,......

We both really appreciate the great feedback we've received on this book thus far. Aside from the copies we'll be signing at the Daytona (NRBE), we will definitely have signed copies available afterwards once we finalize the other commercial shipping details sometime in September.

Also, one cannot have a detailed history on Hondurans and NOT also include pertinent information and photos regarding the other very closely-related Central American subspecies. This would obviously include L.t.abnorma, L.t.oligozona, L.t.polyzona and L.t.stuarti. The book features photos and detailed info on some classic textbook locale-specific specimens of each of these subspecies in the book, as well as their known ranges and intergrade zones.

.......It's ALL in there!

So rest assured; don't anyone worry about knowing when the other copies become available a bit later on.

cheers, ~Doug
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