From all of the specimens I've seen, both in the wild and preserved,.......

Posted by kerry on December 08, 2001 at 13:37:39:

In Reply to: what's a true *cinctum*? posted by ag on December 08, 2001 at 11:54:29:

......It's my opinion that the "true cinctum" have their genetic roots mostly north and west of the Colorado River(California, Nevada, Utah, and the "Arizona strip") Although most of the specimens from north and west of Wickenburg, Arizona appear to be banded, a great many reticulated specimens show up as well, sometimes all of the way up to the Kingman area. Dark tail bands in Arizona cinctum can be equal in width to the lighter ones fairly regularly.

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