It's Official...
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JuanTamad;600783; said:Officially, the link that DM provided is not working for me.
Any other links?
it is now down...here is another:
http://www.pfeil-verlag.de/04biol/pdf/ief17_4_01.pdf
the master version is down but may be back up but the above link gives you some info
If anyone wants the full version, PM me. I saved it! 
Just PM me your email address and I'll get it out. You have to be able to accept a 6MB file!
Just PM me your email address and I'll get it out. You have to be able to accept a 6MB file!It's official!
Many tanks goes to Kullander and Ferreira. I now know we have Ocells, Monos, Orinos, and now Nigromaculatas and Kelberis in the local lake, as well.
These hybrids have many personalities. Lol
The only thing they share in common is they all taste the same.
Many tanks
goes to Kullander and Ferreira. I now know we have Ocells, Monos, Orinos, and now Nigromaculatas and Kelberis in the local lake, as well. These hybrids have many personalities. Lol
The only thing they share in common is they all taste the same.
No you have florida Pbass... There is so much cross breeding down there that they are their own sp.!
Makes you wonder whether the PBs all over South America are hybrids as well.
I guess, it's now official our state of confusion has been elevated to another level and no DNA evidence to support the new nomenclature.
It would seem that there are really only two species. Those that starts out as fries with the horizontal lines along their bodies like Tems and those that start out like the fries of Monos, Ocells, and Orinos. The diferrent looks as adults are just geographical expressions for whatever reasons that are non-genetic.
I'm just happy to be able to identify fish as Peacock Bass, and skip the mambo jambo involved with the other names.
I guess, it's now official our state of confusion has been elevated to another level and no DNA evidence to support the new nomenclature.
It would seem that there are really only two species. Those that starts out as fries with the horizontal lines along their bodies like Tems and those that start out like the fries of Monos, Ocells, and Orinos. The diferrent looks as adults are just geographical expressions for whatever reasons that are non-genetic.
I'm just happy to be able to identify fish as Peacock Bass, and skip the mambo jambo involved with the other names.
