Mime454
Well-known member
We've been having some discussions about inbreeding, and many people have found it to be a serious issue.
I think it would be great if we could trace the lineage to find out whose mantids are most closely related to whose. I own popa spurca, so I'm going to start with that species, others can start other threads for different species.
All you have to do is say where you got your popa spurca mantids, I'll keep the thread updated and we can try to get a complete family tree going.
The idea is to trace all of the lines to wild caught specimens. While this may be impossible, it's a nice goal.
Locus 1:
Mime454 receive popa spurca from SSimsswiSS
Locus 2:
Agent A receives popa spurca from yen saw
Locus 3:
Rick S receives gravid female from Agent A (locus 2) and Rebecca (locus x)'s stock. Ooth laid Yet to hatch?
Locus 4:
Mkayum receives popa spurca from Jcal. Possible dead line. One female left.
Unknown loci
1. Rebecca, from oversees. Risk of relation to other U,S stock is low.
I think it would be great if we could trace the lineage to find out whose mantids are most closely related to whose. I own popa spurca, so I'm going to start with that species, others can start other threads for different species.
All you have to do is say where you got your popa spurca mantids, I'll keep the thread updated and we can try to get a complete family tree going.
The idea is to trace all of the lines to wild caught specimens. While this may be impossible, it's a nice goal.
Locus 1:
Mime454 receive popa spurca from SSimsswiSS
Locus 2:
Agent A receives popa spurca from yen saw
Locus 3:
Rick S receives gravid female from Agent A (locus 2) and Rebecca (locus x)'s stock. Ooth laid Yet to hatch?
Locus 4:
Mkayum receives popa spurca from Jcal. Possible dead line. One female left.
Unknown loci
1. Rebecca, from oversees. Risk of relation to other U,S stock is low.
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