Well, the only two subspecies still recognized, are T. elegans elegans and T. elegans vagrans.
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Does this mean the other subspecies have been absorbed in to the T.e.e. and the T.e.v.? or were they reclassified altogether?
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IIRC, the populations that had formerly comprised the other subspecies were merged with these two. Originally Posted by Hollis_Steed
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