Warren, as a long time importer I can tell you most modern Burmese morphs derived from snakes originally imported from Thailand and in the last 10 years or so from Viet Nam. Those two locales account likely for 99.99% of all Burmese held in collections in the U.S. Even snakes imported from Malaysia for a short time [4 years or less] actually came from Thailand. So if only 2 locales are even reasonbly possible what does that mean in terms of their DNA work?...thanks
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Tom Crutchfield

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