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Subject: Re: Accoding to the University Of Tazmania......
Posted by Elwin Bullard on February 01, 1999 at 14:03:17:

In Reply to: Accoding to the University Of Tazmania...... posted by Bourbon on January 29, 1999 at 18:30:25:

: here is what they have to say about these subspecies.

: Prepared by Birgitt S. Klettenheimer
: Department of Zoology, University of Tasmania and
: Zoologisches Institut I, University Erlangen-Nuernberg, Germany

:
: Seven subspecies of P. breviceps have been recognised: P.b. longicaudatus occurs in Queensland,
: P.b. ariel in the Northern Territory, P.b. flavidus in southern New Guinea and West Irian, P.b. tafa
: in the Owen Stanley Range of New Guinea, P.b. papuanus in northern New Guinea and West Irian,
: P.b. biacensis on Biak Island and West Irian. P. breviceps breviceps extends from Tasmania to just
: south of the Tropic of Capricorn and densities may reach 10 individuals per hectare where conditions
: are favourable.

Myra and Myron are grey gliders with a black stripe and whitish belly. Rusty is tan with a brown stripe and a pumpkin belly. Rusty's nose is longer and more pointed than M/M. I think if I bred Rusty with another tan that I would get tans, at least I hope so.

Any one in the Dallas, TX are with a female tan want to try breeding with our male tan?

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• Tans and Blondes Bourbon 09:55:32 2/02/99 (1)
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