lungs....

Posted by Rich G.cascabel on December 18, 2002 at 08:39:55:

In Reply to: Last I checked... posted by Kenny Wray on December 17, 2002 at 21:33:54:

the Crotalus durissus subgroup (durissus, basaliscus, molossus and horridus) differs from other rattlesnakes in having a rudimentary functional left lung.

Follow Ups:

• Hey Rich! Kenny Wray 12/18/02 (11)
  • Re: Hey Rich! Rich G.cascabel 12/20/02 (8)
    • Merry Xmas to you too... Kenny Wray 12/20/02 (7)
      • Take a good look at the group..... Rich G.cascabel 12/20/02 (6)
        • Let's go to Matahuala and find a contact zone :) n/p san_antonio_tx 12/31/02 (2)
          • I would definately be game for a trip in the future.... Rich G.cascabel 01/03/03 (0)
          • meant for durissus and molossus of course :) n/p san_antonio_tx 12/31/02 (0)
        • Re: Take a good look at the group..... JimH 12/25/02 (0)
        • That's an interesting theory! Tom Lott 12/20/02 (0)
        • Oops! that should be totonacus not totocanus. LOL.... Rich G.cascabel 12/20/02 (0)
  • some questions- meretseger 12/19/02 (1)
    • Like Kenny said.... Rich G.cascabel 12/20/02 (0)
• Only left, or a functional left as well as the right? n/p coluguy 12/18/02 (1)
  • Both left and right. Left is just greatly reduced in size. Rich G.cascabel 12/20/02 (0)

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