An interesting article:

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Detecting intraspecific hybrids in Testudo hermanni
Joaquim Soler, Beate Pfau & Albert Martínez-Silvestre
http://www.amasquefa.com/uploads/RADIATA_1_12_Soler_e414.pdf

It's rather long and a bit dry, but worth reading...one thing I found interesting is the authors' contention that there are only two subspecies of Testudo hermanni, T. hermmanni hermanni and T. hermanni boettgeri, with T. hermanni hercegovinensis being merely a regional variation of T. hermanni boettgeri...no doubt there could be some interesting verbal sparring on this one point alone. :tort:

And it advocates protecting each species' uniquenesses, which I'm sure we all agree is important. :cool:
 

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Terry Allan Hall said:
And it advocates protecting each species' uniquenesses, which I'm sure we all agree is important. :cool:

I like it already.
 
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