Hello great and powerful Cking. We've chatted before...

I do have a question as a student of evolution...

If slowiskii is more red because of a more wooded and coastal habitat...and emoryi are not due to their habitat selection...would this not be indicative of speciation? If each were to persist in the same habitat that they do now (isolated from one another), wouldn't each of their trajectories make them seperate species eventually? Thanks.

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• Where does emoryi stop and slowinskii... - gratefuldead, Thu Jul 24 15:36:02 2008
• RE: Where does emoryi stop and slowinskii... - gratefuldead, Thu Jul 24 18:21:12 2008
• RE: Where does emoryi stop and slowinskii... - BillMcgElaphe, Fri Jul 25 08:49:47 2008
• RE: Where does emoryi stop and slowinskii... - tbrock, Fri Jul 25 20:53:18 2008
• RE: Where does emoryi stop and slowinski - CKing, Sat Jul 26 17:46:43 2008
• RE: Where does emoryi stop and slowinski - gratefuldead, Mon Jul 28 12:08:49 2008
• RE: Where does emoryi stop and slowinski - CKing, Mon Jul 28 17:06:15 2008
• RE: Where does emoryi stop and slowinski - ratsnakehaven, Sun Aug 3 13:13:21 2008
• Didn't post my reply above... - ratsnakehaven, Sun Aug 3 13:16:07 2008