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Posted by: Gregg_M_Madden at Fri Jul 29 17:04:37 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Gregg_M_Madden ] Troy, its funny you bring up the "anerythristic" thing... To be honest, I have not even found "anerythristic" to be a real term... This is because eryrhrophores are considered to be xanthophores... This makes animals that lack yellow, orange, and/or red pteridine pigmentation axanthic... | ||
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