Figure 1 in Phylogeographic structuring in a widespread southern African grass snake (Psammophiinae: Psammophylax rhombeatus)

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Main Authors: Keates, C., and, W. Conradie, Edwards, S.
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author Keates, C.
and, W. Conradie
Edwards, S.
author_facet Keates, C.
and, W. Conradie
Edwards, S.
contents Figure 1. White dots represent geographical positions of all the genetic samples utilised in the study. Photos (A–H), for a subset of the animals utilised in the study representing the different morphological group. The dotted line represents the boundary between morphologically distinctive groups, as reported in Broadley (1977) and the 'grey star' and 'black star" symbols represent the approximate type localities of P. r. var. trilineata and 'P. r. var. longmentalis', respectively. The type locality of P. r. var. biseriata cannot be placed on the map because of a lack of accurate locality data. The colours on the map represents the vegetation biomes in South Africa (see inset key). Photos: Chad Keates (A, B, C, D, E), Tyrone Ping (F, G) and Luke Verburgt (H).
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spellingShingle Figure 1 in Phylogeographic structuring in a widespread southern African grass snake (Psammophiinae: Psammophylax rhombeatus)
Keates, C.
and, W. Conradie
Edwards, S.
Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Figure 1. White dots represent geographical positions of all the genetic samples utilised in the study. Photos (A–H), for a subset of the animals utilised in the study representing the different morphological group. The dotted line represents the boundary between morphologically distinctive groups, as reported in Broadley (1977) and the 'grey star' and 'black star" symbols represent the approximate type localities of P. r. var. trilineata and 'P. r. var. longmentalis', respectively. The type locality of P. r. var. biseriata cannot be placed on the map because of a lack of accurate locality data. The colours on the map represents the vegetation biomes in South Africa (see inset key). Photos: Chad Keates (A, B, C, D, E), Tyrone Ping (F, G) and Luke Verburgt (H).
title Figure 1 in Phylogeographic structuring in a widespread southern African grass snake (Psammophiinae: Psammophylax rhombeatus)
topic Biodiversity
Taxonomy
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15555950