--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL
"where the fundulids roam at will"
>I was aware that the Cyprinodontidae had been split but not that they had
>been widely separated in terms of their relationship to each other. all I
>knew was that they had been split into the Fundulidae and Cyprinodontidae.
>Do
>they have a bunch of intervening groups of fish placed between them which
>they are supposed to be more related to than to each other?
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