A. m. adelynensis is separated from A. m. davieii by distribution, being separated by part of the western flank of the Great Sandy Desert where it meets the WA coast. Analysis of the mitochondrial DNA of A. m. adelynensis will further ascertain the differences between this and the other Black-headed Pythons, in particular, how much genetic interaction has occurred between this population and those to the east. Named after Adelyn Hoser, the author's daughter. The above was from the paper - A revision of the Australiasian Pythons. Two corruption books illegally banned.
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