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I've read articles saying that Guyana and Surinam boas are in fact exactly the same. Coming from a biological and evolutionary background, I find this very easy to believe since there are no barriers separating Guyana and Surinam (they border each other) so therefore there would have been no way (or reason) for the boas to evolve differences.
So, if in the future, I was to breed a Guyana boa to a Surinam boa would I be correct in just calling the babies Surinam (or Guyana if I chose?)?
There is an article here which might be of interest:
Go to http://www.boa-constrictors.com/com/com.html, click on "Boa c. constrictor" from the left menu, click on "Guyana" or "Surinam" from the menu at the top and then click on the "Now it has become a certainty..." link at the top of the page.
What do you think?
So, if in the future, I was to breed a Guyana boa to a Surinam boa would I be correct in just calling the babies Surinam (or Guyana if I chose?)?
There is an article here which might be of interest:
Go to http://www.boa-constrictors.com/com/com.html, click on "Boa c. constrictor" from the left menu, click on "Guyana" or "Surinam" from the menu at the top and then click on the "Now it has become a certainty..." link at the top of the page.
What do you think?