Fig. 1 in Problems with imperfect locality data: distribution and conservation status of an enigmatic pitviper

Fig. 1. Geographic distribution of the Guatemalan Palm-pitviper, Bothriechis bicolor, based on a review of the literature and museum collections. Circles indicate previously published records, diamonds indicate new records, and question marks approximate the locations of selected problematic records discussed in the text. The easternmost question mark represents the type locality for B. bicolor. The inset illustrates specimen MZFC-HE 33491 (juvenile, snout-vent length 322 mm) in life.