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I don't know where the rainfall numbers on Carr's website came from, but they don't jibe with the site distributions. According to the rainfall maps the places where A. grayanum lives get over 300 cm of rain, and that's being generous based on figures for remote areas being inaccurate; going strictly by the maps it's more like >400 cm. Also, Lilac Soul, the "See also" header is needed because "greensword" redirects here, but there is (or was) another greensword species. KarlM (talk) 08:20, 24 December 2009 (UTC)Reply
