Re: Intermontana?

Posted by Scott John on March 01, 2002 at 07:39:31:

In Reply to: Intermontana? posted by Mike Mitstifer on February 28, 2002 at 20:57:35:

: Intermontana refers to a population of great plains rats found in a few mountain valleys between CO and UT. As noted by Schulz, even though they are no longer recognized as their own subspecies they are quite different from other emoryi. As far as a common name goes they are often called the Colorado Spotted Ratsnakes.

What is the common name of this snake?Is that the great plains rat snake?

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: : Intermontana refers to a population of great plains rats found in a few mountain valleys between CO and UT. As noted by Schulz, even though they are no longer recognized as their own subspecies they are quite different from other emoryi. As far as a common name goes they are often called the Colorado Spotted Ratsnakes. : What is the common name of this snake?Is that the great plains rat snake?

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