Figure 1 in Nonmarine Ostracoda (Crustacea) from Jeju Island, South Korea, including descriptions of two new species
Figure 1. Map of Jeju Island. Localities 1–24, northern side of Mount Halla, Jeju city area: 1, Suwolbong cave, Gosan-ri, Hangyeong-myeon; 2, Yonguncheon, Gosan-ri; 3, swamp, Yongdang-ri; 4, Cheongsu-gotjawal marsh; 5, Eoum-ri, Aewol-eup (pond); 6, Bilremot Pond, Eoeum-ri; 7, Dombaemul Pond, Eoeum-ri; 8, Geumseong-cheon estuary; 9, Gwakji-ri (coastal spring); 10, Sangga-ri (pond); 11, Sowangcheon spring, Goseong-ri; 12, Gusimul spring, Goseong-ri; 13, Cheonwangsa Temple, Nohyeong-dong; 14, Bonggae-dong (streamlet); 15, Halla Eco-forest, Bonggae-dong; 16, Jeolmul Forest, Bonggae-dong; 17, Gyorae-ri (streamlet); 18, Sinchon-ri, Jocheon-eup (salt marsh); 19, Keunmul spring, Sinchon-ri; 20, Jocheon Port (coast spring); 21, Dongbaek park, Seonheul-ri; 22, Banmot Pond, Seonheul-ri; 23, Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup (reed marsh); 24, Udo islet (spring). Localities 25–35, southern side of Mount Halla, Seogwipo city area: 25, Wolrangji, Nansan-ri, Seongsan-eup; 26, Samdal-ri (pond); 27, Taeheung-ri, Namwon-eup (salt marsh); 28, Hannam-ri (reservoir); 29, Jeongbang Fall, Seogwipo-dong; 30, Saeseom islet; 31, Geolmae Eco-Park, Seoheung-dong; 32, Yeongcheoncheon stream, Sanghyo-dong; 33, Dosuncheon stream, Hawon-dong; 34, 1100- Hill Swamp; 35, Yeraecheon stream, Haye-dong.
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