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: keep it simple.... : I read alot of the links below...too much thought went into it all... : (applaud you all)... : anyways... : TEXAS corns.... : ???are they found in only certain areas? : ???are they found in the same areas as well as emoryis? : if emoryi and the Texas corns are all found in the same area.... : it would tend to make proof of them being corns ,,,not intergrades...??? : (just thoughts...I have no idea what areas we are talking about,,,or what all is in these areas....looking at maps with ranges of snakes on them does not work....they are not accurate).. : thank you.. : Jeffrey Yohe : ps...they are nice animals...look good.......(I have enough projects here>>LOL).... : they look corn to me actually....

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