If I had to guess... nope.



Perhaps syspila and elapsoides in southern VA and into NC... exhibiting more and more influence of elapsoides the further south you go.



A more or less relic population of syspila in and around MD and into northern VA and DE.



Then an integradation between nominate triangulum and 'temporalis' to the north. With exceptional inherent variability.



Mind you this is speculation... but I'd go out on a solid limb and say that the 'old school' perception is rather wrong.



Chris

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