Oxyuranus scutellatus barringeri sp. nov

Posted by Paul Hackett on October 27, 2002 at 20:49:54:

In Reply to: Re: Oxyuranus scutellatus barringeri sp. nov posted by Scott Eipper on October 27, 2002 at 05:58:32:

Thanks Gents,
I got another link below.
BTW Richard, a subspecies is not the same thing as a species. I'd get your mate WW to educate you on this sort of thing.
Also, now that we know what David Williams and WW think of Hoser's latest taxonomic work, could they please explain on what basis, other than geographic that the new Guinea subspecies of Taipan is separated from the north Queensland one.
Also, it'd be interesting to see what some hands on and knowledgable herpers like Wells and Wellington think of Hoser's division of Oxyuranus.

• Hoser's new Taipan

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• Nomen nudum WW 10/28/02 (0)
• "On the New Guinea taipan" K.R. Slater (1956) oxyuranus 10/28/02 (4)
  • Why isn't canni a separate species? ... vvvddd 10/29/02 (1)
    • Re: Why isn't canni a separate species? ... BGF 10/29/02 (0)
  • Re: Link to Slater's paper oxyuranus 10/28/02 (0)
  • Re: Link to Slater's paper oxyuranus 10/28/02 (0)
• What I understand from recent Taxonomy. Richard Mastenbroek 10/27/02 (0)

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