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Old 02-19-2009, 05:27 PM
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Very cool! Wardii/oculata complex x platyceras? Looks great, whatever it is!
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Very cool! Wardii/oculata complex x platyceras? Looks great, whatever it is!
Hi Steve!

I guess only "blind" Stans are in the parentage (eye-spots are "dominant"). Stan platyceras is a good guess! Platyceras is very similar to guttulata, although separated by thousands of miles in nature! All over spotted Stans, with no "eye-spots", are good candidates, but I'm sure Stan insignis is one of the parents... something in the smell....
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I guess only "blind" Stans are in the parentage (eye-spots are "dominant").
Good point! I didnt even notice the lack of eye-spots. I guess we will never know.
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