FIGURE 8 in A new, narrowly endemic species of swamp-dwelling dusky salamander (Plethodontidae: Desmognathus) from the Gulf Coastal Plain of Mississippi and Alabama

FIGURE 8. Results from the ML analysis of the ND2/tRNA/COI fragment for the focal clade, including Desmognathus auriculatus A–C, D. brimleyorum, D. conanti C, D. pascagoula, and D. valentinei. All available specimens are included for D. brimleyorum, D. pascagoula, and D. valentinei, but only a single exemplar for the other lineages. Dots at nodes indicate strong support (BS>70% & SHL>85%). Inset maps show all known localities for D. brimleyorum, D. conanti C, D. pascagoula, and D. valentinei verified by molecular sequence data (type locality and recent sites), along with the potential historical locality for D. pascagoula. Note that RAP1106 (in bold) is the holotype (USNM 596040).