Hello Ryan,
Thursday, December 13, 2001, 9:02:08 AM, you wrote:
KR> Does anyone know an easy way to tell these guys apart?
Here are some characters that can be used to differentiate the two
species:
Toes flattened with a fringe - S. doriae - Yes; S. petrii - No.
Preanal pores - S. doriae has them while S. petrii does not.
Number of scale rows on the bottom of third toe - S. doriae 5-13;
S. petrii has 3.
Contact between rostral and nostril - S. doriae -Yes; S. petrii - No.
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Tony Gamble
University of Minnesota
Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
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