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amazondoc
at Thu Oct 28 13:37:47 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by amazondoc ]
Here's the abstract for that paper:
Abstract
The Epicrates cenchria complex is endemic to the Neotropical region, occurring in mainland portions of Central and South America. The taxonomic status of the nine currently recognized subspecies (E. c. alvarezi, E. c. assisi, E. c. barbouri, E. c. cenchria, E. c. crassus, E. c. gaigei, E. c. hygrophilus, E. c. maurus, and E. c. polylepis), were evaluated based on external morphology, osteology, and hemipenis characters. Results obtained through quantitative and qualitative analyses support the recognition of E. alvarezi, E. assisi, E. cenchria, E. crassus, and E. maurus as distinct species based on statistically robust delimitation of species boundaries.
The full text can be purchased here:
http://www.bioone.org/doi/abs/10.1655/06-003.1
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- Miscegenation -- - amazondoc, Wed Oct 27 12:09:47 2010
- RE: Miscegenation -- - Gorillaunit33, Wed Oct 27 12:55:19 2010
- RE: Miscegenation -- - rainbowsrus, Wed Oct 27 13:18:36 2010
- RE: Miscegenation -- - natsamjosh, Wed Oct 27 13:48:03 2010
- A different way to look at this - Jeff Clark, Wed Oct 27 15:04:49 2010
- RE: Miscegenation -- - OGFSnakes, Thu Oct 28 11:11:55 2010
- RE: Miscegenation -- - amazondoc, Thu Oct 28 12:57:15 2010
 abstract -- - amazondoc, Thu Oct 28 13:37:47 2010
- YOU ARE ALL WRONG!!!! - Jeff Clark, Thu Oct 28 22:30:25 2010
- QUESTION FOR EVERYONE-- - IkeLightner, Fri Oct 29 09:05:12 2010
- RE: Read the 'Paper' - No Help - OGFSnakes, Mon Nov 1 14:33:02 2010
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