. Breviora. 10 BREVIORA No. 495 as presently understood, are problems of the delimitation of taxa, not of features that unite them. It is, furthermore, not clear that all the populations referable to the group are yet known. Three of the five species, menta, ruizi, and lamari, have only recently been discovered, and no contact zones are known. The closest approach is that of menta and solitarius, which are less than 30 km apart in the west and north respectively of the Sierra de Santa Marta. A. lamari is the southernmost described Colombian spe- cies, but a single unnamed specimen is known fro
. Breviora. 10 BREVIORA No. 495 as presently understood, are problems of the delimitation of taxa, not of features that unite them. It is, furthermore, not clear that all the populations referable to the group are yet known. Three of the five species, menta, ruizi, and lamari, have only recently been discovered, and no contact zones are known. The closest approach is that of menta and solitarius, which are less than 30 km apart in the west and north respectively of the Sierra de Santa Marta. A. lamari is the southernmost described Colombian spe- cies, but a single unnamed specimen is known from Vista Her- mosa in the Sierra de Macarena that is, with high probability, the veritable southernmost Colombian record for the species group. 80" 70° 60° _J \ L_. Figure 6. Colombian distribution of the tigrinus superspecies. MACARENA marks the presumed locality of an undescribed member of the tigrinus superspe- Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. , Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
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