Cibyra verresi, Mielke & Grehan & Koike, 2025
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5709.1.1 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03EDC94D-FFA2-D37A-20E0-B3BCE958F9EC |
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Cibyra verresi |
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Cibyra dorita View in CoL species-group
Four entirely or largely allopatric species, three of which are localized to the eastern Andean slopes, and two along the coastal region where C. dorita has marginal overlap with C. verresi sp. nov. (Pl. 31, Fig. 2a View PLATE 1 ). This geographic pattern is consistent with ancestral allopatry between the Andes and Atlantic coast (Pl. 31, Fig. 2b View PLATE 1 ). We have included here the locality of C. yungas which is the only other (monotypic) species-group in the Andes, and represents a potentially close relative to the C. dorita species-group.
PLATE 25. FIGURES 1–2 View PLATE 1 . Distribution of Cibyra spp. of ferruginosa (1) and monoargenteus (2) species-groups within southeastern and southern Brazil and Argentina.
PLATE 26. FIGURES 1–2 View PLATE 1 . Distribution of Cibyra spp. of claudia (1) and pluriargenteus (2) species-groups within southeastern and southern Brazil.
PLATE 27. FIGURES 1–2 View PLATE 1 . Distribution of Cibyra spp. of dorita (1) and jurate (2) species-groups within southeastern and southern Brazil.
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