Well based upon the above map it looks like DIED and I have "intergrade LMB."

The next time someone catches a bass on my pond and comments that it is a nice looking fish I think I'll whip this quote on them.

 Originally Posted By: posted by Ewest
The intergrade populations, however, demonstrated a mean heterozygosity consistent with these values (0.051). It remains to be determined if the higher heterozygosity in the intergrade zone, relative to the pure subspecies, is a consequence of heterosis. However, that maximal heterogeneity is located in intergrade populations may help to explain, in part, the existence of a "bigbass belt" in northern Florida and southern Alabama and Georgia, as well as the largemouth bass of "trophy" size being taken from certain lakes in Texas and California.


Well at least if I can ever figure out how to pronounce "hetrozygosity."

Sometimes I feel like the stupidist guy on Pond Boss.

JHAP
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"My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives."
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