Berislav Horvatic wrote:what do YOU think about publicly answering this question?
Random thoughts as they come to mind:
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caspius is not
ursinii (species level consideration)
* Croatian
caspius are at species range margins, which always deserve special care (population level consideration)
* I don't know the status of those populations (population level consideration)
* papers are out, so anyone can find them <=> every time some piece of info is repeated over the internet, the word spreads more and more... ("moral" issue)
As a general rule, I would not answer this, at least not in a public forum, regardless of the fact that it is already "out there". There are other examples of papers giving specific coordinates for sites of threatened (sub)species and morphs of European herps, yet I would rather not be the one offering them on a silver platter on a public webpage.
Then again, I'm highly inconsistent [searching for smilie with clown's nose...]. Who knows what'll I do tomorrow...?
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