Now... Do we mention that I left Rex's reputation hanging in limbo around
his ankles in front of the whole NANFA email list? We could probably just
not ever think about that again, and I probably owe him a beer or something
;) lol
Todd
----- Original Message -----
From: <SHasloue at kdhe.state.ks.us>
To: <nanfa-l at nanfa.org>
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: NANFA-L-- Moribund fish & Life Outside
> I believe Kyle Piller of Southeastern Louisiana University did his
> dissertation at Tulane on the E. blennioides complex, coming to the
> conclusion that the 2 subspecies E. B. newmani and E. B. pholidotum
> deserved elevation to species level. Don't know that anything was ever
> published though.
>
> Steve
> ______________________________________
> Steve Haslouer
> Topeka, KS
>
>
>
> Todd wrote:
>
> One of the students in my department is working on greensides.
> Specifically
> with E. b. pholidotum and whether it deserves subspecies status or not...
> To which I replied "Well the fish in the Allegheny look like the fish in
> Duck and the fish in the Tennessee mainstem look like their own thing,
> while
> the fish in the Holston and Clinch look like fish from the Scioto, which
> sorta resemble the fish in the Lake Erie tribs, but without that stunning
> red band in the dorsal, and I've seen pictures of fish from the Ozarks
that
> look like fish in Michigan, but that might just be me." lol
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