Thamnophis Info. Deluge

[guidofatherof5]

Got a call from Steve Schmidt last night. He saw some of the comments with regards to the cost of the articles and wanted to make this suggestion.
If you have access to or know anyone with access to a college library the studies can usually be printed off at those locations for free or very minimal cost.
Thanks for the idea Steve.

[ConcinusMan]

I'll see if Dr. Robert Mason, Professor of zoology, OSU would be willing to help out. He's the guy that first isolated and even sythesized sex attractants of red sided garters. Now he's working on doing the same thing with northwesterns. I'm sure he has many scholarly articles. In fact, there are many out there that he wrote or contributed to. Can't hurt to ask. He's pretty good about answering emails promptly.

[Thamnophis]

When opening the second pdf there is an attempt to install a Trojan Horse. AVG kicked it out.

[Thamnophis]

And maybe someone who has free access to the PDF's can download them and make them available for us

[ConcinusMan]

When opening the second pdf there is an attempt to install a Trojan Horse. AVG kicked it out.

AVG isn't worth a damn. Too many missed viruses and too many false positives. are you referring to this one? I find it highly unlikely it's a real threat, given the source, which is OSU. I'll try to get it from Robert Mason since that is where he teaches. EDIT: nevermind. That one is free and ESET smart security found no threats. I have it now.
… variation in natural populations. I. Phenotypic, genetic and environmental correlations between chemoreceptive responses to prey in the garter snake, Thamnophis …

[ConcinusMan]

And maybe someone who has free access to the PDF's can download them and make them available for us

Yeah Greg, you have work to do!