Hash collisions are possible which is why I've said above that you should use the full key fingerprint. If you use a truncated fingerprint (hash) then the chances of a collision are very real. With the full fingerprint there is no chance at all.
i see your point but i wasn't talking about hash collisions. i am saying the difference between these keys is because they are using different versions meaning SKS versus GnuPG.
it is all in the formatting the keyserver uses to store the public keys on their servers.
you can read this reply here: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/29574/why-are-my-gpg-public-key-on-my-machine-and-on-the-key-server-different#comment45875_29576