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Posted by Terry Cox on June 14, 2002 at 18:22:48:

In Reply to: Korean Rat Snake PIC posted by Reptiles on June 14, 2002 at 15:59:51:

You know that anomala also comes from n. China (Manchuria) and central China. They aren't strictly Korean. I never cared for the "faded" Amur ratsnake name, either, because they don't come from Russia or the Amur River area. Recent taxonomy has them as a separate species now, though, so it should be easy to come up with a good common name. I guess Korean ratsnake will do for now, but it is a little confusing. Just thinking out loud...hope you don't mind, lol. TC.

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: You know that anomala also comes from n. China (Manchuria) and central China. They aren't strictly Korean. I never cared for the "faded" Amur ratsnake name, either, because they don't come from Russia or the Amur River area. Recent taxonomy has them as a separate species now, though, so it should be easy to come up with a good common name. I guess Korean ratsnake will do for now, but it is a little confusing. Just thinking out loud...hope you don't mind, lol. TC.

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