Talk:Roth's spot

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YEs, same thing definatly merge under title 'roth's spots' They should be merged

Yes, they should be merged.

They r the same, so yes --Sidsahu 15:20, 20 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

They should be merged. Tom S

definitely merge them. Grant

They're the same thing, merge them.

AS a matter of being particular. They are not Roth spots but actually Roth's spots...but yese they should be merged but under the CORRECT name

CORRECT NAME: Roth's spots - so this page should be merged with ROTH'S SPOTS.