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I just signed up for this forum. I am part of a Herpetology Lab at Marshall University and I am currently working on a Graduate Thesis on the two sibling species Ambystoma texanum and Ambystoma barbouri. If anyone knows some good free sites for journal articles on these guys, your help would be greatly appreciated. And, if your just curious about my research, Holla!!!
 
Welcome! We would all like to here about your research.
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Kelley:

Love to hear about your research. The stuff I did with parthenogenic triploid Ambystoma ssp. was 30 years ago - you've probably figured out more since then....

John
 
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