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Posted by: tbrock at Fri Oct 20 06:38:43 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tbrock ] Terry, Conant has the record length for Elaphe guttata emoryi at 57 inches (the length my meahllmorum beat). He had E.g. guttata at 72 inches and E.g. rosacea at 66 inches, although no mention of intermontana. Another interesting thing about this old field guide is sub-subspecies. Conant has E.o.deckerti as a ssp of E.o.rossalleni and E.o. williamsi as a ssp of E.o.spiloides. I consider this guide to be a much better book than some of the newer ones out there, even though much of the information is outdated. I think that if we are going to consider meahllmorum and emoryi to be distinct ssps, then we should have separate record lengths for the two. | ||
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