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<blockquote data-quote="spazz" data-source="post: 15839" data-attributes="member: 810"><p>I see your point, but still tend to disagree. It is just completely unnecessary. There is a point to mules, they serve a purpose, and being sterile they are a genetic dead end anyway. On the other hand you could breed a ball python to a Angolan python, take the result and breed it back to a morph, and in several generations, and cooking of the books you could say, hey, I have a new morph. And if enough people buy into it, Boom!</p><p></p><p>Even with that unlikely scenario, and the possibilities of genetic testing, I still fail to see a good reason for it. As I said, there are enough species already, taxonomic knowledge not withstanding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spazz, post: 15839, member: 810"] I see your point, but still tend to disagree. It is just completely unnecessary. There is a point to mules, they serve a purpose, and being sterile they are a genetic dead end anyway. On the other hand you could breed a ball python to a Angolan python, take the result and breed it back to a morph, and in several generations, and cooking of the books you could say, hey, I have a new morph. And if enough people buy into it, Boom! Even with that unlikely scenario, and the possibilities of genetic testing, I still fail to see a good reason for it. As I said, there are enough species already, taxonomic knowledge not withstanding. [/QUOTE]
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