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RE: Rufescens Sand Boa Question

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Posted by: sstephenson at Sun Jan 9 11:26:26 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by sstephenson ]  
   

>>Steve, as far as I know it's still listed as Gongylophis colubrinus loveridgei. There are some slight differences and I suspect that one day it will be listed as a subspecies. There are many unanswered questiond with the Rufescens that over time ( I hope ) will be answered. I think they are great and there genetics have opened the door to alot of new and cool projects.
>>Holloway Herps

Hi Jeff! Thanks for the reply. Pretty interesting stuff. There's not much available reading material on the origins of different morphs, so this is a tough subject to research. I have seen some vague references that seemed to suggest that some Kenyans are not from "pure" loveridgei lines. I don't know what that was all about.

Steve


   

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