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Are Retic Locales Different Species?

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Hello, I just got in a very interesting conversation with a group of blue Tongued Skink keepers regarding the repercussions of breeding different locales together. They used the argument that they are different species and it got me really curious. Is this the case for reticulated pythons as well? Or is it all one species like with dogs? Thanks in advance for any info!
 
The are all the same species. Different localities have different sizes, colors, and patterns in many cases though.
 
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