Taxonomic Split 75663 (Committed on 2022-03-29)

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Taxonomic Split 75663 (Committed on 2022-03-29)

From Pavan 2017:
"The contact zone between P. fulvus and P. davyi is located in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, but our data could not exactly place the geographic limits for these lineages in Central America, since molecular sampling was not available for this region."

Nicaragua and Costa Rica are left out of the maps and atlases for both output taxa, so observations there will be moved to genus.

Source: Mammal Diversity Database. 2019 (Citation)

Added by jwidness on May 2, 2020 02:12 PM | Committed by loarie on March 29, 2022

Pteronotus davyi 41219
12 observations LC Range Active

Covered by a taxon framework for Class Mammalia Sourced to Mammal Diversity Database. 2019

Relationship: match

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Pteronotus davyi 41219
12 observations LC Range Active Atlased

Covered by a taxon framework for Class Mammalia Sourced to Mammal Diversity Database. 2019

Relationship: match
Pteronotus fulvus 1076872
128 observations Range Active Atlased

Covered by a taxon framework for Class Mammalia Sourced to Mammal Diversity Database. 2019

Relationship: match

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I had another thought, which is that I could give the Nicaragua and Costa Rica range to davyi, following the morphological (rather than genetic) analysis: https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/4132897#page/106
Would that be preferable?

@jakob @juancruzado

Posted by jwidness about 4 years ago

I went with that which seems normal based on the natural break near Panama and comitted

Posted by loarie about 2 years ago

Taxonomic Split 75663 (Committed on 2022-03-29)

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