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Posted by Camby on March 23, 2001 at 15:48:28:

In Reply to: Is Elaphe guttata emoryi considered a rat or corn snake? posted by Fred on March 22, 2001 at 22:55:17:

Emoryi are now classified as a seperate species, this happened last year sometime. Until now, corn x emoryi have not been hybrids, but they have been MAN made integrades. This means probably most of th corn gene pool has been mudied by these crosses because different corn morphs are bred together so frequently. Now, following the reclassification, technically all corns with emoryi blood are hybrids.

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: Emoryi are now classified as a seperate species, this happened last year sometime. Until now, corn x emoryi have not been hybrids, but they have been MAN made integrades. This means probably most of th corn gene pool has been mudied by these crosses because different corn morphs are bred together so frequently. Now, following the reclassification, technically all corns with emoryi blood are hybrids. : D

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