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Posted: May 23 2007
Nassarius vibex (Say, 1822), Bruised Nassa; Common Eastern Nassa
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10/18/11 Harry Lee:
Great job, Marlo; flicks to boot!
In NE Florida, where N. polygonatus appears to find its northern distributional terminus, its breeding season has been observed to be seasonally different from that of the syntopic N. vibex.
Species so closely related might be expected to hybridize, but behavioral barriers such as the dysynchrony above may be powerful isolating forces between divergent taxa.
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