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RE: We might actually agree!!

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Posted by: BobS at Fri Jun 11 15:59:36 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BobS ]  
   

"a little off base because they consider F10 babies "locality".
My first point is that to be a locality breeder you have to continually infuse new blood from the wild to keep the line "valid". "


Mostly you guys are talking over my head, I'm just a regular hobbyist that likes mostly what are considered traditional looking normals whether they be serious locality or "generics" that look like the ones we drooled over in the field guides as kids and I make room for folks doing their morph thing and I've had more than a few Amels over the years so I can't really get all weird at anyone.

My question is if you have F10s, why aren't they considered a "snaphot" of a select population, "locality" if you will. Like populations you read about that are seperated by some type of physical boundary and continue on...

Not arguing anything. Just fairly sure I'm not the only one trying to understand?

Thanks,
Bob.


   

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