. Breviora. 1972 COLOR POLYMORPHISM. Figure 2. Basic color patterns for Litjuus fasciatus present on Long Pine Key, Florida (from Piishry, 19+6). See text for explanation. 2. cingulatus: faint yellow spiral zones (Pattern A) on a white background; apex and columellar callus white. 3. roseatus: yellow spiral zones (Pattern A) on a white back- ground; apex and columellar callus pink. 4. castaneozonatus: splotchy to solid brown spiral zones (Pat- tern A) on a white background; apex and columellar callus pink. 5. deckerti: brown spiral zones (Pattern A) ; apex and colu- mellar callus white. 6. lut
. Breviora. 1972 COLOR POLYMORPHISM. Figure 2. Basic color patterns for Litjuus fasciatus present on Long Pine Key, Florida (from Piishry, 19+6). See text for explanation. 2. cingulatus: faint yellow spiral zones (Pattern A) on a white background; apex and columellar callus white. 3. roseatus: yellow spiral zones (Pattern A) on a white back- ground; apex and columellar callus pink. 4. castaneozonatus: splotchy to solid brown spiral zones (Pat- tern A) on a white background; apex and columellar callus pink. 5. deckerti: brown spiral zones (Pattern A) ; apex and colu- mellar callus white. 6. luteus: uniform faint yellow coloration (Pattern B) ; apex and columellar callus white. 7. ornntus: uniform yellow coloration (Pattern B) intensifying to amber near the lip; apex and columellar callus pink. 8. testudineus: variegated and banded (Pattern C or D), with brown coloration on white to yellowish background; apex pink with pink or \vhite columellar callus. 9. marmoratus: \ariegated and banded (Pattern C or D) with brown coloration on a white background; apex and columellar callus white. Patterns C and D are endpoints of continuous variation, the dense variegation or "flames" of C gradually superimposing the bands and lightly variegated pattern in D. There appear to be no good objective criteria for discriminating various stages in this continuous variation. Thus, the distinction between morphs 9 and 10 is one of apical coloration. METHODS Computerized stepwise multiple regression analysis using pro- gram BMD02R (Dixon, 1968) was performed to determine whether the degree of polymorphism in populations from dif-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. , Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
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