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The Desert phase Cal kings can't be a recessive anery, in my opinion, because there are so called "intergration zones" with desert and yellow & brown Coastal phase kings. In the two localities I know of, they are all a dark chocolate brown to almost black with some having whitish rings to some with a yellowish tint. There's a lot of variation within these localities with some leaning toward the desert look and others leaning to the coastal look. You can even see the degree of coastal influence dissipate the farther you move from these locales to the desert and vise versa. Two of those localities are the San Gorgonio Pass just north west of Palm Springs and Hwy 79 between Riverside and San Diego counties.


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• anerythristics in the wild? - rtdunham, Thu Sep 23 20:40:07 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - Jlassiter, Thu Sep 23 21:03:35 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - DMong, Thu Sep 23 23:59:23 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - markg, Fri Sep 24 01:36:13 2010
• agreed - RossCA, Fri Sep 24 01:43:36 2010
• RE: agreed - FR, Fri Sep 24 10:13:30 2010
• I got the opposite! - shadylady, Fri Sep 24 11:36:02 2010
• Oops, should have read the whole thread - shadylady, Fri Sep 24 11:41:29 2010
• A lot..... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 24 12:03:08 2010
• RE: A lot..... - RossCA, Fri Sep 24 13:49:54 2010
• Oh.... - shadylady, Fri Sep 24 15:34:43 2010
• Really..... - Kerby..., Fri Sep 24 17:15:39 2010
• RE: A lot..... - shadylady, Fri Sep 24 15:36:02 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - jeff schofield, Thu Sep 23 23:17:08 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - FoxTurtle, Thu Sep 23 23:43:00 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - a153fish, Fri Sep 24 17:46:37 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - DMong, Thu Sep 23 23:46:21 2010
• yeah I was just gonna say... - a153fish, Fri Sep 24 17:43:39 2010
• yep! n/p - DMong, Fri Sep 24 17:59:47 2010
• RE: anerythristics in the wild? - markg, Fri Sep 24 01:38:20 2010