>>If you really want to know what the differences are, I suggest buying Brian Hubbs book called Common kingsnakes. Here is a range map from that book. Just to let you know, nothing is written in stone and the subspecies "meansi" will probably always be debatable.
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May get that book now that I know it is good.
As for written in stone..... as an undergrad I worked for Jack Sites and his grad student developing films of DNA gels of sceloperus lizards...showing the evolution of the species where they overlapped. Organisms change.

Thanks for all the great info. I printed it so my old ADD brain can read it and learn.
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