[Tony]

The search function will bring up all the answers you seek.

 

[Tony]

So, the mountain ranges that separate them will wear away in 1000 years? Man, my "Evolution of the Earth" master's class professor most have been completely wrong!

Oh, evolution is just a theory you know.

 

[Tony]

tony! We talked about this. Nothing controversial! I'm officially your moderator.

My frend gave me that!

i will hunt you!

 

[Tony]

Aren't alot of the tincs hybrids bred for pattern or color?

No, they are found in nature in reproductively isolated populations. The D. tinctorius morphguide provides a good overview of the morphs and where they are found in nature.

If so, was the mint or orange from selective breeding?

No again, as with D.tinctorius they come from several distinct populations.