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Posted by: anuraanman at Thu May 1 23:45:05 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by anuraanman ] range maps with herps often tend to be horribly inaccurate and should be used as a general guide at best (as I'm sure you all know). Back in 1995 when the atlas program in Vermont started there was a line drawn right through the middle of the state denoting that below that line there were four-toed salamanders and above it there weren't. Range maps are often a game of connect the dots and the people who draw them know that a species occurs in point A and point B but without reports above either of those points they can only draw a line from one to the other and try to make it match up with geographical features. Since 1995 four-toed salamanders have been found in Northern VT as well as well up into Canada. If that map is from '96 then who knows what has been learned since then... | ||
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