Fig. 3 in Mustela africana (Carnivora: Mustelidae)

Fig. 3.—Geographic distribution of records of Mustela africana and its distribution according to the World Conservation Union (stipple—Emmons and Helgen 2008). Plotting symbols are: plus signs, M. a. africana; dotted circles, M. a. stolzmanni, question mark, M. cf. africana. Locality codes are: a, Rio Jatún Yacu (Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University [MCZ] 36324); b, Maracacuera–Icoaraci (Pine 1973); c, Zoological Garden (American Museum of Natural History [AMNH] 37475); d, Murutucú, Capinsal (British Museum of Natural History [BMNH] 26.1.8.10); e, Para´ (British Museum of Natural History [BMNH] 5.1.25.1); f, Marco de Legoa, near to the city (Goeldi 1898); g, Puyo (Orcés 1944); h, Belém, Ramal de Pinheiro (Pine 1973); I, Irituía (Pine 1973); j, Rio Tocantins, Cameta´(Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University [MCZ] 30802); k, Belterra, a rubber plantation 25 km S, 26 km W Santarém (Izor and Peterson 1985); l, Tauarí, Rio Tapajos, about 30 km south of Belterra (Izor and Peterson 1985); m, Alto Amazonas, Río Marañón (American Museum of Natural History [AMNH] 98552); n, Yurimaguas (Taczanowski 1881); o, Moyobamba (British Museum of Natural History [BMNH] 24.12.12.24); p, Municipality of Humaita´, west of the Rio Madeira (Ferrari and Lopes 1992); q, Chanchamayo (National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution [USNM] 255119); r, Valle del Río Perené (American Museum of Natural History [AMNH] 61813); s, Rio Jurua´, Cruzeiro do Sol (Field Museum of Natural History [FMNH] 106488).