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Old 10-25-03, 12:02 PM   #1
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Locality and Origin?

I am having the worst time researching here lol

I have the locality and origin of my Spotted Python (Australia, Coastal North Queensland) but I'm still struggling to find my Mexican Black Kingsnake's origin and locality.

Any help?

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Old 10-25-03, 12:05 PM   #2
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HEY HEY HEY!!! I FOUND IT!!!

Northwestern Mexico, Western Sonora and Northwestern Sinaloa

Yay! lol

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Old 10-25-03, 12:24 PM   #3
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what you are actually finding is the animal's range or distribution. locality and origin information is generally applied to sub-species and locale specific varieties. Example, there are greybanded kingsnakes, Lampropeltis alterna distributed in western Texas to Northern Eastern Mexico and possibly southern New Mexico. A Highway 277 greyband has been collected on Hwy 277, a Loma Alta greyband was collected in Loma Alta, same thing for a Davis Mtn or other locale. Asking what locale an animal is from is only as good as the lineage records that can be verified unbroken from time of collection.
 
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Agreed.

With Mexican Blacks there are no localities that I know of. This would be extremely hard as all Mexican Blacks are normally full black. With localities you can see the way the area has a specific pattern for the snake, with Mexican Blacks this is not really the case.

Range would be what you found like reverend said.

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Well Damn lol

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