Re: Note! Change of scientific names in the Elaphe group (2001)

Posted by John Firneno on April 05, 2002 at 11:43:44:

In Reply to: Re: Note! Change of scientific names in the Elaphe group (2001) posted by Sacha Korell on April 05, 2002 at 10:13:25:

Much thanks Sacha:

Very interesting review. I've gotta get that article now. Seems like the elaphe are gonna be whittled down a bit. Between this study and the work being done on the New World Elaphe a much better understanding of elaphe evolution will exist. That will be interesting. By the way I also love your website. I especially drool over the photos of the conspicillata babies. Someday I'm going to try and get some of them. I agree with Rex's comment that the conspicillata seem similar to the mandarina, but I guess time will tell.

Best regards
John

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: Much thanks Sacha: : Very interesting review. I've gotta get that article now. Seems like the elaphe are gonna be whittled down a bit. Between this study and the work being done on the New World Elaphe a much better understanding of elaphe evolution will exist. That will be interesting. By the way I also love your website. I especially drool over the photos of the conspicillata babies. Someday I'm going to try and get some of them. I agree with Rex's comment that the conspicillata seem similar to the mandarina, but I guess time will tell. : : Best regards : John

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