xander13;1515977; said:yes i misinterpreted it. i know all Atractosteus have two prominant rows,, i was just stating that from what i've seen in pics, gators just have it much more prominantly.
yup it cleared everything up.
Weylin;1516411; said:I think Spotted's too have rows of teeth.. From what i've see the second row is not very prominent..
E_americanus;1516088; said:glad it was cleared up.
and regarding the prominent rows, photos can only tell you so much, and there aren't really many good photos of the jaws of other Atractosteus out there...i've looked at these in person with live and preserved specimens and the similarities are quite clear, gators really don't stand out significantly--
--solomon
Polypterus;1516804; said:Reminds me that we need to get good photos of this in Lepisosteus, Atractosteus and the hybrids.....
E_americanus;1516859; said:yeah, was thinking the same thing. i do have the shot of the croc I that was in TFH, and will work on the other dry-preserved specimens in the next couple weeks. other than a locality-confirmed spotted, we should be able to cover all the species--
--solomon
