where exactly does P.s. skiltonianus turn into P.s. interparietalis? I do enough herping right on the border of their ranges and I don't know exactly where I should draw the line for the species. is there a physical characteristic that I can look at to determine the sp? I don't understand the Calherps website distinguishing traits. can someone please simplify them?
I'm not sure I got the right sp. on this guy
http://www.naherp.com/viewrecord.php?r_id=105228
Plestiodon skiltonianus range/integrade
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Re: Plestiodon skiltonianus range/integrade
Oh its somewhere near the county line...
Just a sub species, with some intergrades in the middle zone..
Fundad
Just a sub species, with some intergrades in the middle zone..
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Re: Plestiodon skiltonianus range/integrade
That's exactly right FunPappy couldn't of said it better my self!!
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Re: Plestiodon skiltonianus range/integrade
Interesting thread to say the least...
Re: Plestiodon skiltonianus range/integrade
That's funny!Fundad wrote:Oh its somewhere near the county line...
Just a sub species, with some intergrades in the middle zone..
Fundad