Figure 1 in Origins, composition and distribution of the bees of Cuba (Hymenoptera: Apoidea: Anthophila)

Figure 1. Geographic areas adopted for analysis of bee distribution on the Cuban archipelago. Adapted from Acevedo (1989). Areas: 1. Southern Plain of Pinar del Río. 2. Northern Plain of Pinar del Río. 3. Guaniguanico Mountains Range. 4. Archipelago of Los Colorados. 5. Northern Hills of Habana-Matanzas. 6. Ariguanabo-San Juan Plain. 7. Habana-Matanzas Central Hills. 8. Southern and Eastern Plains of Habana-Matanzas. 9. Zapata Plains. 10. Archipelago of Los Canarreos. 11. Corralillo-Yaguajay Plain. 12. Cubanacán Hills. 13. Cubanacán. 14. Massif of Guamuaya. 15. Outlying Plains of Camagüey-Maniabón. 16. Central Pains and Hills of Camagüey. 17. Maniabón. 18. Archipelago of Sabana. 19. Archipelago of Camaguey. 20. Archipelago of Jardines de La Reina. 21. Eastern Hills of Cauto-Guacanayabo. 22. Nipe Plain-Baguanos Hills-Sagua de Tánamo Plain. 23. Central Valley. 24. Sierra Maestra. 25. Santiago de Cuba. 26. Northeastern Mountains of Nipe-Cristal-Sagua-Baracoa. 27. Maisi-Guantánamo Coast.