Re: One More try at a better PIC...of eunotus/moae

[Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@fgn.net>]

Jerry,

I still can't ID it from this picture. I will say one thing. A. moae does not
have the iridescent scales around the caudal spot. This is found on the northern
eunotus forms like A. cf. eunotus Santa Ana, A. sp. Willy, A. sp. Albertini.

Mike Wise

JerrCarol@aol.com wrote:

> Well,
>  here goes one more shot.

> It really does look a lot like the one in the Romer Atlas on page
> 409.
>  http://www.apistoworld.com/M01.jpg
>                                                             JerryB
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