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[Nitetimes]

Jack...honor his request! For those of you that haven't been on here that long, we have gone through this scenerio ( through PM's both times) with this member previously, as I recall, this is a replay of the first go around.

There are several threads recently locked that explain what this forum is about and what it isn't. It is a privately owned entity and as a moderator, we are upholding the rules of the forum as set forth. As previously mentioned, there are plenty of sites to go to and have any discussions that one might want to have. This member realized again, that this one isn't for them. He wanted to be let go, his choice. Doug

Remembered it quite well......that's why I quit when I did.

[Miriam C.]

HUH!

[tk]

For the record, I looked up 'timber wolf' and was directed to the entry 'gray wolf.' If I understand correctly, both those and N.A. wolf are all one species. I think the European as well. The Mexican red wolf is a somewhat smaller subspecies. The Everglades wolf (if it's not extinct) is/was a part of the main species though generally smaller as well. Even the Indian (Asian) wolf has been successfully bred with a European wolf making that a subspecies or species member depending on the definition of the word 'species' that you use. Any biologists handy please chip in here.

Best,
Tom