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Subspecies and Distribution. S.m.murinaWaterhouse,1838—E&SEAustralia,EQueensland(includingFraserI),NewSouthWales,Victoria,andE&SESouthAustralia. S. m. tate: Troughton, 1965 — NE Queensland. The subspecies are probably allopatric, with neither form apparently occurring in mideastern Queensland, a known biogeographical barrier to many terrestrial vertebrates. in Dasyuridae
Subspecies and Distribution. S.m.murinaWaterhouse,1838—E&SEAustralia,EQueensland(includingFraserI),NewSouthWales,Victoria,andE&SESouthAustralia. S. m. tate: Troughton, 1965 — NE Queensland. The subspecies are probably allopatric, with neither form apparently occurring in mideastern Queensland, a known biogeographical barrier to many terrestrial vertebrates.
Subspecies and Distribution. D.o.ordiWoodhouse,1853—SWUSAandNMexico(SonoranDesertofSEArizonaandNESonora,EacrossChihuahuanDe-sertofSNewMexicoandNChihuahuatoWTexas). D.o.celeripesDurrant&Hall,1939—WUSA(GreatBasinDesertofNENevadaandNWUtah). D.o.chapmaniMearns,1890—SWUSA(NSonoranDesertofNWArizona). D.o.cinderensisHardy,1944—SWUSA(GreatBasinDesertofSWUtah). D.o.cineraceusGoldman,1939—WUSA(D.o.I,GreatSaltLake,NWUtah). D.o.columbianusMerriam,1894—WUSA(ColumbiaPlateauinSCOregontoGreatBasinDesertofNECalifornia,SIdaho,andNNevada). D.o.cupidineusGoldman,1924—SWUSA(NofGrandCanyoninSWUtahandNWArizona). D.o.durrantiSetzer,1952—SWUSAandNMexico(EChihuahuanDesertfromSTexasthroughECoahuila,NuevoLeon,andNTamaulipastoNEZacatecas,NSanLuisPotosi,andSWTamaulipas). D.o.evexusGoldman,1933—WUSA(valleyoftheupperArkansasRiver,abovetheRoyalGorge,CColorado). D.o.extractusSetzer,1949—NMexico(restrictedtotheSamalayucasanddunes,NChihuahua). D.o.fetosusDurrant&Hall,1939—WUSA(SEGreatBasinDesert,ECNevadaandWCUtah). D.o.fremontiDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(restricteddistributionintheupperreachesoftheFremontRiverwatershed,SCUtah). D.o.inaquosusHall,1941—WUSA(NGreatBasinDesertinNCNevada). D.o.longipesMerriam,1890—SWUSA(PaintedDesertofSEUtah,SWColorado,NEArizona,andNWNewMexico). D.o.luteousGoldman,1917—WUSA(NGreatPlainsfromWSouthDakota,SEMon-tana,NNebraska,toNEColorado). D.o.marshalliGoldman,1937—WUSA(Badger,Bird,Carrington,andStansburyIs,GreatSaltLake,andS&SEshoresofthelake,NUtah). D.o.mediusSetzer,1949—SWUSA(HighPlains[LlanoEstacado]ofC&SENewMexicoandWTexas). D.o.monoensisGrinnell,1919—WUSA(MonoBasinofCaliforniaandWGreatBasinDesertofWCNevada). D.o.montanusBaird,1855—SWUSA(SanLuisValleyofSCColoradoandadjacentNCNewMexico). D.o.nexilisGoldman,1933—SWUSA(SEUtahandadjacentSWColorado). D.o.obscurusJ.A.Allen,1903—SWUSAandNMexico(ChihuahuanDesertoftheNMexicanPlateau,SEChihuahua,WCoahuila,andNDurango,andadjacentBigBendBasinandRioGrandePlainofWTexas). D.o.oklahomaeTrowbridge&Whitaker,1940—CUSA(restricteddistributionintheSouthCanadianRiverValleyofCOklahoma). D.o.pallidusDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(EGreatBasinDesertofNWUtah). D.o.palmeriJ.A.Allen,1891—NCMexico(ChihuahuanDesertoftheSMexicanAlti-planofromEDurangothroughZacatecas,WSanLuisPotosi,andAguascalientestoNJalisco,Guanajuato,andHidalgo). D.o.panguitchensisHardy,1942—SWUSA(knownonlyfromSPanguitch,GarfieldCounty,SCUtah). D.o.priscusHoffmeister,1942—WUSA(aridintermountainbasinsofSWMontana,NEUtah,andNWColorado). D.o.pullusS.Anderson,1972—NMexico(WChihuahuanDesert,WCChihuahua). D.o.richardson:J.A.Allen,1891—CUSA(WCGreatPlainsfromSNebraska,SEColo-rado,andWKansastoNENewMexico,WOklahoma,andNTexas). D.o.sanrafaeliDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(highdesertofECUtahandalongtheColoradoRiverValleyintoadjacentWCColorado). D.o.terrosusHoffmeister,1942—SCCanadaandNCUSA(NWGreatPlainsfromSEAlbertaandSWSaskatchewanthroughEMontana,SWNorthDakotaandNWSouthDakotatoNWyoming). D.o.wintensisDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(UintahBasin,NEUtah). D. o. utahensis Merriam, 1904 — W USA (NE margin of the Great Basin Desert, NC Utah). in Heteromyidae
Subspecies and Distribution. D.o.ordiWoodhouse,1853—SWUSAandNMexico(SonoranDesertofSEArizonaandNESonora,EacrossChihuahuanDe-sertofSNewMexicoandNChihuahuatoWTexas). D.o.celeripesDurrant&Hall,1939—WUSA(GreatBasinDesertofNENevadaandNWUtah). D.o.chapmaniMearns,1890—SWUSA(NSonoranDesertofNWArizona). D.o.cinderensisHardy,1944—SWUSA(GreatBasinDesertofSWUtah). D.o.cineraceusGoldman,1939—WUSA(D.o.I,GreatSaltLake,NWUtah). D.o.columbianusMerriam,1894—WUSA(ColumbiaPlateauinSCOregontoGreatBasinDesertofNECalifornia,SIdaho,andNNevada). D.o.cupidineusGoldman,1924—SWUSA(NofGrandCanyoninSWUtahandNWArizona). D.o.durrantiSetzer,1952—SWUSAandNMexico(EChihuahuanDesertfromSTexasthroughECoahuila,NuevoLeon,andNTamaulipastoNEZacatecas,NSanLuisPotosi,andSWTamaulipas). D.o.evexusGoldman,1933—WUSA(valleyoftheupperArkansasRiver,abovetheRoyalGorge,CColorado). D.o.extractusSetzer,1949—NMexico(restrictedtotheSamalayucasanddunes,NChihuahua). D.o.fetosusDurrant&Hall,1939—WUSA(SEGreatBasinDesert,ECNevadaandWCUtah). D.o.fremontiDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(restricteddistributionintheupperreachesoftheFremontRiverwatershed,SCUtah). D.o.inaquosusHall,1941—WUSA(NGreatBasinDesertinNCNevada). D.o.longipesMerriam,1890—SWUSA(PaintedDesertofSEUtah,SWColorado,NEArizona,andNWNewMexico). D.o.luteousGoldman,1917—WUSA(NGreatPlainsfromWSouthDakota,SEMon-tana,NNebraska,toNEColorado). D.o.marshalliGoldman,1937—WUSA(Badger,Bird,Carrington,andStansburyIs,GreatSaltLake,andS&SEshoresofthelake,NUtah). D.o.mediusSetzer,1949—SWUSA(HighPlains[LlanoEstacado]ofC&SENewMexicoandWTexas). D.o.monoensisGrinnell,1919—WUSA(MonoBasinofCaliforniaandWGreatBasinDesertofWCNevada). D.o.montanusBaird,1855—SWUSA(SanLuisValleyofSCColoradoandadjacentNCNewMexico). D.o.nexilisGoldman,1933—SWUSA(SEUtahandadjacentSWColorado). D.o.obscurusJ.A.Allen,1903—SWUSAandNMexico(ChihuahuanDesertoftheNMexicanPlateau,SEChihuahua,WCoahuila,andNDurango,andadjacentBigBendBasinandRioGrandePlainofWTexas). D.o.oklahomaeTrowbridge&Whitaker,1940—CUSA(restricteddistributionintheSouthCanadianRiverValleyofCOklahoma). D.o.pallidusDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(EGreatBasinDesertofNWUtah). D.o.palmeriJ.A.Allen,1891—NCMexico(ChihuahuanDesertoftheSMexicanAlti-planofromEDurangothroughZacatecas,WSanLuisPotosi,andAguascalientestoNJalisco,Guanajuato,andHidalgo). D.o.panguitchensisHardy,1942—SWUSA(knownonlyfromSPanguitch,GarfieldCounty,SCUtah). D.o.priscusHoffmeister,1942—WUSA(aridintermountainbasinsofSWMontana,NEUtah,andNWColorado). D.o.pullusS.Anderson,1972—NMexico(WChihuahuanDesert,WCChihuahua). D.o.richardson:J.A.Allen,1891—CUSA(WCGreatPlainsfromSNebraska,SEColo-rado,andWKansastoNENewMexico,WOklahoma,andNTexas). D.o.sanrafaeliDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(highdesertofECUtahandalongtheColoradoRiverValleyintoadjacentWCColorado). D.o.terrosusHoffmeister,1942—SCCanadaandNCUSA(NWGreatPlainsfromSEAlbertaandSWSaskatchewanthroughEMontana,SWNorthDakotaandNWSouthDakotatoNWyoming). D.o.wintensisDurrant&Setzer,1945—WUSA(UintahBasin,NEUtah). D. o. utahensis Merriam, 1904 — W USA (NE margin of the Great Basin Desert, NC Utah).
Dataset: The Andersons, Inc. (ANDE) Stock Performance
This dataset provides historical stock market performance data for specific companies. It enables users to analyze and understand the past trends and fluctuations in stock prices over time. This information can be utilized for various purposes such as investment analysis, financial research, and market trend forecasting.
Data from: ANDe™ : a fully integrated environmental DNA sampling system
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Subspecies and Distribution. P.m.monachusE.GeoffroySaint-Hilaire,1812—SEColombia,WBrazil,EEcuador,andE&NEPeru,fromtheRioJapura-CaquetaStotheRioNapo,EtotheRioJurua,andextendingSaroundtheupperJurua,alsobothsidesoftheRioMaranonasfarEastheRioSantiago,andfromthereSalongtheAndeanfoothillsto¢.7°30"SinSanMartinRegion,whereitisrestrictedtotheEoftheRioHuallagaandextendingStotheRioInuyaBasinintheupperRioPurus,at¢.10°30"S. P.m. milleri Allen, 1914 — S Colombia (Andean foothills up to ¢.500-700 m above sea level in the Caqueta Department, S of the rios Yari and Caqueta, but extending NE to the area of LLa Macarena in Meta Department, E to at least Puerto Leguizamo on the left bank of the Rio Putumayo) and NE Ecuador (N of the Rio Napo); itis unclear how far E it occurs between the rios Napo and Putumayo into Peru. in Phitheciidae
Subspecies and Distribution. P.m.monachusE.GeoffroySaint-Hilaire,1812—SEColombia,WBrazil,EEcuador,andE&NEPeru,fromtheRioJapura-CaquetaStotheRioNapo,EtotheRioJurua,andextendingSaroundtheupperJurua,alsobothsidesoftheRioMaranonasfarEastheRioSantiago,andfromthereSalongtheAndeanfoothillsto¢.7°30"SinSanMartinRegion,whereitisrestrictedtotheEoftheRioHuallagaandextendingStotheRioInuyaBasinintheupperRioPurus,at¢.10°30"S. P.m. milleri Allen, 1914 — S Colombia (Andean foothills up to ¢.500-700 m above sea level in the Caqueta Department, S of the rios Yari and Caqueta, but extending NE to the area of LLa Macarena in Meta Department, E to at least Puerto Leguizamo on the left bank of the Rio Putumayo) and NE Ecuador (N of the Rio Napo); itis unclear how far E it occurs between the rios Napo and Putumayo into Peru.
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