Re: For Dwight Good and others, about natural hybridizing of eoo

Posted by jeff schofield on April 04, 2002 at 00:38:09:

In Reply to: For Dwight Good and others, about natural hybridizing of eoo posted by Jessica Curtis on April 03, 2002 at 15:50:49:

What you are seeing is almost assuredly a local population adapting a pattern that is cryptic within its environment. Being related to the corn its easy to believe this adaptation to be selected for in a similar habitat to that of the corn. Black and red rats coexist in most of their range but where corns dont, blacks maybe adapting to fill that niche.Jeff

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