First of all, I'd like to congratulate Dave for the article, and also his
drawings are very clear. Second of all, a question for Dave--reading between
the lines of the article I can see simmering evidence for at least one and
maybe two other species based on the data presented. Is it your feeling that
the Nanticoke population of this new species, isolated on the Delmarva
peninsula, is deserving of species recognition? It is an odd happenstance
that a highland fish like _Cottus_ sculpins are found way out on the seaward
edge of the current coastal plain, as is the Nanticoke population.
Inquiring minds want to know...
--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL
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