Fig. 62 in Mammals Of The Rio Juruá And The Evolutionary And Ecological Diversification Of Amazonia

Fig. 62. Localities of Neacomys sampled for sequence variation in the cytochrome­b mitochondrial gene. Diagonal hatching indicates distribution of N. spinosus; each of the seven small­bodied haplotype clades identified in the consensus bootstrap maximum parsimony tree (fig. 63) are individually numbered and indicated by stippling. Localities are identified as in table 22. The box circumscribes the Rio Juruá basin of western Brazil, for which the included samples are analyzed and presented separately (fig. 64)