Talk:Tunisian tortoise

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Merge?[edit]

Merge, no? And by the way we could get rid of that preposterous Furculachelys. It is not that this genus has ever been accepted by more than a handful of researchers (check the literature - those that mention it usually deride it). Even nabeulensis seems to be a subspecies at best; by all accounts it is Testudo graeca nabeulensis and even that may be an exaggeration (though I think until rock-hard evidence is there it's good). Dysmorodrepanis 08:56, 17 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]