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Posted by: DMong at Wed Mar 21 20:37:49 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ] Well, I would have to agree with the others here. Even though it isn't what you would call a real classic "textbook" L.t.cambelli phenotype, there isn't anything I can see in all of it's individual characteristics that indicates it has other triangulum influence in regards to it's outward visual look. But this is certainly not to say it could not have some very distant low percentage geneflow from many generations ago. | ||
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