R. W. Wolff wrote:
>I know looks aren't everything when it comes to taxonomy, but blairae are
>definitly different looking than dispar. The same can be said for dispar in
>different ends of its range. Personally the dispar I caught in Tennessee
>compared to the ones in Wisconsin are quite different, externally.
>Ray
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