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Fig. 1 in A taxonomic revision of geoemydid turtles from Siwalik-age of India and Pakistan

Fig. 1. Extent of the Himalayan foreland basin (green) on the Indian subcontinent, distribution of the Siwalik belt mountain range (dashed line), and the main localities that yielded geoemydid fossils. The main Siwalik-age localities here studied are marked with a red star. 1. Potwar Plateau, Punjab, Pakistan. 2. 'Typical' Siwalik Hills of India. 3. Piram Island, Gulf of Cambay, India. 4. Villages of Muwar and Doomar, Narmada Valley, India. Map modified from the United Nations, database of points from Flynn et al. (2013), range base from Valdiya (2010).

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