> Genetic analysis gives a confusing picture of population/species structure
> within and between anomalum and oligolepis, with phenotypic differences more
>
> irregular than makes easy sense too. This is based on work done in Rick
> Mayden's lab, both in Alabama and St. Louis, that I saw presented several
> years ago at an ASIH meeting. There are different species within this group,
>
> but the demarcations probably don't match traditional thinking as I
> understand it.
Well, if ya don't like 'em, LUMP 'em!
--Irate
"Mos' peoples is intell'gent" - Mudbone
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