FIGURE 8 in Complicated histories: three new species of poison frogs of the genus Ameerega (Anura: Dendrobatidae) from north-central Peru

FIGURE 8. Map of central Peru. Orange circles represent localities of Ameerega petersi, green circles represent A. smaragdina localities. Localities are based on personal observations and Silverstone (1976). Localities labeled with numbers are those which were included in the phylogenetic analysis; localities with letters are those for which individuals have not been sequenced. (1) Miguel Grau, Ucayali (9° 11' 11.47" S, 75° 47' 4.13" W); (2) Aguaytia, Ucayali (9° 0' 54.00" S, 75° 29' 2.40" W); (3) Tournavista, Huánuco (8° 54' 23.50" S, 74° 44' 7.20" W); (4) Codo del Pozuzo, Huánuco (9° 44' 5.22" S, 75° 30' 37.59" W); (5) Puerto Inca, Huánuco (9° 23' 10.39" S, 74° 54' 37.21" W); (6,7) Cordillera El Sira, Huánuco (9° 26' 50.86" S, 74° 48' 1.91" W); (8) Panguana, Huánuco (9° 33' 51.40" S, 74° 52' 16.29" W); (9) Pan de Azucar, Pasco (10° 14' 56.34" S, 75° 13' 32.09" W, type locality of A. smaragdina); (A) Río Iscozacin, Pasco (10° 24' 5.66" S, 75° 3' 47.29" W); (B) Cacazú, Pasco (10° 33' 16.29" S, 75° 5' 4.79" W); (C) Santa Isabel, Pasco (approximate location; type locality of A. petersi); (D) Nevati, Pasco (approximate location); (E) Río Vitoc, Junín (approximate location).