Sorry about that......

Posted by kerry on January 10, 2002 at 15:38:21:

In Reply to: Kerry posted by Jackie Lapradd on January 09, 2002 at 20:23:06:

......I am not nearly as familiar with the beadeds as I am with the gilas, so I can't really say much. What I will say is that the relationship between horridum and exasperatum would be the most like the cinctum/suspectum controversy out of the four recognized subspecies of beadeds. I believe alvarezi and charlesbogerti have some significant size and physical differences that would exclude them from the debate. I have looked for exasperatum twice in the region around Alamos, Sonora with no luck, mostly because I couldn't spend more than a couple of days and was there in the early part of the monsoon season.

Someday.......

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