I didn't see any responses to this post, but maybe I missed it. Did anybody suggest a company that produced herp clones?
Thanks, Leslie Mertz >I do not have a herp collection to loan, but I wanted to use this >forum to post a question about teaching herp specimens in >the lab. Although some preserved specimens work well to teach >morphological characteristics of these critters, others are not >even close to representing what the color, body posture, etc. >would look like, out in the field. I have wanted to have access >to replica specimens of herps that show detailed body features >(size, color, grooves, scutes, scale rows, etc. etc.), but my >searches have all been in vain. >Does anyone know of a source where such specimens can be obtained? >For skull ID in lab, we not only use real specimens but also use >Bone Clones. Is there any company similar to this that >provide herp clones? > >Thanks, >Stephen Peterson Leslie Mertz, Ph.D. lme...@nasw.org
