Re: On predation.
Bill Burnett (bbur@wpo.nerc.ac.uk)
Thu, 9 Nov 1995 10:03:44
chris brochu <gator@mail.utexas.edu> writes:
>In article <bbur.83.000A328B@wpo.nerc.ac.uk> Bill Burnett,
>bbur@wpo.nerc.ac.uk writes:
>>I actually agreed with you there, believe it or not. Try reading my post
>>again. But you didn't remind me who was suggesting trans-Atlantic crocs,
>>which is unlikely (so I agree with you twice... :-)) In any case the
>>things you find in Florida are alligators so why do we need 'salties' to swim
>>that far?
>Most of the things in Florida are alligators. There is still a relict
>population of Crocodylus in the Keys, and C. acutus ranges from southern
>Florida to Venezuela. acutus, and other species, are found on numerous
>Caribbean islands.
>chris
Thanks for your 2 recent croc posts... Can you suggest a good croc
evolution/biogeography book? (or a series of refs.) You've fired my
imagination...
Bill
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