Not sure what ssp of durrisus this is but does anyone else agree that lineaticollis shows a strong likeness!!!!


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Not sure what ssp of durrisus this is but does anyone else agree that lineaticollis shows a strong likeness!!!!


Good point. I've suspected that it is no coincidence.
>>Not sure what ssp of durrisus this is but does anyone else agree that lineaticollis shows a strong likeness!!!!
While the Guatamelan subspecies may be sympatric with durissus, I am not sure that the lineaticolis we have in the herp trade is. They are mountain dwellers and I believe the rattlesnakes are not.
Still, these kinds of "coincidences" are too common to be without benefit.
I will be happy to be proven incorrect about the sympatry of these species!
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Cool Picture John. And to think some people think there is no rymne or reason to what we see in Nature. LOL
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