Subspecies and Distribution. P.t.tajacuLinnaeus,1758—AmazonBasintoNArgentina. P.t.angulatusCope,1889—SUSA(SENewMexico&Texas)throughNEMexico. P.t.bangsiGoldman,1917—CPanamaalongNWColombia. P.t.crassusMerriam,1901—ECMexico(SSanLuisPotositoVeracruz). P.t.crusnigrumBangs,1902—NicaraguatoWPanama. P.t.humeralisMerriam,1901—WCMexico(ColimatoOaxaca). P.t.nanusMerriam,1901—SEMexico(CozumelI). P.t.nelsoniGoldman,1926—SMexico(Chiapas&SYucatanPeninsula)toBelizeandCGuatemala. P.t.migerJ.A.Allen,1913—SWColombiaandWEcuador. P.t.nigrescensGoldman,1926—SGuatemala,ElSalvador,andHonduras. P.t.patiraKerr,1792—NSouthAmerica(Colombia,Venezuela,theGuianas,NEPeru,andthetopendofNC&NEBrazil). P.t.sonoriensisMearns,1897—SWUSA(SArizona&SWNewMexico)toWMexico(SonoratoJalisco). P.t.torvusBangs,1898—NWSouthAmerica(SColombia,Ecuador,andNCPeru). P. t. yucatanensis Merriam, 1901 — SE Mexico (Tabasco & N Yucatan Peninsula) to N Guatemala. Collared Peccaries are also present in Trinidad and Tobago and it seems likely that they belong to the subspecies patira. However, assesmentofthis is yet to be done. The Collared Peccary was introduced to Cuba in 1930, butis no longer found in the wild there. in Tayassuidae

Subspecies and Distribution. P.t.tajacuLinnaeus,1758—AmazonBasintoNArgentina. P.t.angulatusCope,1889—SUSA(SENewMexico&Texas)throughNEMexico. P.t.bangsiGoldman,1917—CPanamaalongNWColombia. P.t.crassusMerriam,1901—ECMexico(SSanLuisPotositoVeracruz). P.t.crusnigrumBangs,1902—NicaraguatoWPanama. P.t.humeralisMerriam,1901—WCMexico(ColimatoOaxaca). P.t.nanusMerriam,1901—SEMexico(CozumelI). P.t.nelsoniGoldman,1926—SMexico(Chiapas&SYucatanPeninsula)toBelizeandCGuatemala. P.t.migerJ.A.Allen,1913—SWColombiaandWEcuador. P.t.nigrescensGoldman,1926—SGuatemala,ElSalvador,andHonduras. P.t.patiraKerr,1792—NSouthAmerica(Colombia,Venezuela,theGuianas,NEPeru,andthetopendofNC&NEBrazil). P.t.sonoriensisMearns,1897—SWUSA(SArizona&SWNewMexico)toWMexico(SonoratoJalisco). P.t.torvusBangs,1898—NWSouthAmerica(SColombia,Ecuador,andNCPeru). P. t. yucatanensis Merriam, 1901 — SE Mexico (Tabasco & N Yucatan Peninsula) to N Guatemala. Collared Peccaries are also present in Trinidad and Tobago and it seems likely that they belong to the subspecies patira. However, assesmentofthis is yet to be done. The Collared Peccary was introduced to Cuba in 1930, butis no longer found in the wild there.