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Posted by: a153fish at Mon Jun 28 13:17:41 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by a153fish ] There may be some species which have refined their adaptations to a specific habitat. But there are so many examples that show the opposite. Contrary to what many Alterna collectors believe there have been examples of most of the pattern types found sometimes side by side. They have found Blairs and Alterna types, light and dark, all within the same areas. Why don't the dark ones that are easier to see die out? There are many variables in these studies and many times the studies are conducted with the ideah of proving a certain theory to be correct. I'm just going by what we see everyday. Pythons living thousands of miles from their home in the Everglades! There is always more than we want to admit. [ Hide Replies ]
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