Re: [Killietalk] Giant Blue Gularis (WOW)

[ROBERT ELLERMANN <ruevenm at sbcglobal_net>]

Hi Bob,
   
      I always thought the "yellow" referred to F. gulare and not sjoestedti and that Innes mistakenly used a photo of immature SJO as an illustration of gulare?
   
  Bobby

Robert Goldstein <rgoldstein at rjgaCarolina_com> wrote:
  The old literature also refers to a yellow gularis, but this might have been 
a variant within blue gularis collections rather than from other locales (as 
sometimes reported). I think all agree that it's the same species.

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>
> In a message dated 2/9/06 10:41:39 AM, ruevenm at sbcglobal_net writes:
>
> << I've never heard of a successful importation, certainly of any 
> numbers. >>
>
> There certainly have been specific importations like LOE, Warri, Niger 
> Delta,
> etc., that looked significantly different from the traditional SJO. The
> distribution map from Wildekamp shows 19 different locations. Some of 
> these may be
> genetically different. I would speculate that, as we speak, the DNA 
> analysis
> is being scrutinized.
>
> Lee Harper
> Media, PA
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