Fig. 1 in There's gold in them thar hills! Morphology and molecules delimit species in Xerochrysum (Asteraceae; Gnaphalieae) and reveal many new taxa

Fig. 1. Sample locations for Xerochrysum. Labelled ellipses indicate the distribution of samples included in X. bracteatum sens. lat., X. viscosum, X. macranthum, X. interiore and X. boreale. Clockwise, starting at Cape York Peninsula (the north-eastern tip of Australia): X. bracteatum sens. lat. (red circles), X. sp. North Kennedy (pale green circles), X. sp. Mount Elliot (pale green star), X. sp. North Stradbroke Island (dark blue circles), X. sp. Mount Merino (dark green circles), X. sp. Northern Tablelands (grey circles), X. sp. New England (yellow circles), X. sp. Point Lookout (pink star), X. sp. Glencoe (brown circles), X. sp. Barrington Tops (purple circles), X. aff. palustre (pink triangles), X. sp. Flinders Range (orange circles), X. subundulatum (gold triangles), X. palustre (green triangles), X. collierianum (blue triangles), X. milliganii (yellow triangle), X. alpinum (white triangle obscured by X. milliganii).