Re:Furthermore...

Posted by Rick Staub on April 14, 2000 at 18:35:28:

In Reply to: Re:Furthermore... posted by Brian on April 13, 2000 at 18:46:05:

Probably an integrade between multifasciata and multicincta or pure multifasciata. DNA analysis said the Tehachapi zonata were multifasciata and they look very similar to the zonata at Frazier Park.

: Zonata that I have found in the Tehachapi range look like a good mix between the San Gabriel and Sierra Nevada species. This one looks very similar to ones I have found in that no-mans land area above Palmdale.... I guess this area could be an intergrade between San Gabes and Tehach?

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