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genus between the Santander Node of Colombia and another center of
endemism in Northeastern Venezuela by the Paria Peninsula ( Cerro Humo and
Cerro Azul in particular ) . Phacellodromus occurs with nearly all of its species in
Brazil ...
genus between the Santander Node of Colombia and another center of
endemism in Northeastern Venezuela by the Paria Peninsula ( Cerro Humo and
Cerro Azul in particular ) . Phacellodromus occurs with nearly all of its species in
Brazil ...
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N . , 67° 51 ' Long W . ) , Venezuela ( Southern Táchira , on the margin of the
llanos at Santo Domingo , and , disconnected , in Territorio Amazonas and
Northwestern Bolívar : Lower Caura ) , Northwestern Brazil ( Rio Cauaburi ; ca . 0
° Lat .
N . , 67° 51 ' Long W . ) , Venezuela ( Southern Táchira , on the margin of the
llanos at Santo Domingo , and , disconnected , in Territorio Amazonas and
Northwestern Bolívar : Lower Caura ) , Northwestern Brazil ( Rio Cauaburi ; ca . 0
° Lat .
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9 ) Tangara chrysophrys ( Thraupidae ) – Southern Venezuela ( Southeastern
Bolívar : cerros in the Gran Sabana : Roraima , Auyantepui , Ptaritepui , etc . ) ,
guttata ; Southern Venezuela ( Territorio Amazonas : Sierra de Curupira south of
the ...
9 ) Tangara chrysophrys ( Thraupidae ) – Southern Venezuela ( Southeastern
Bolívar : cerros in the Gran Sabana : Roraima , Auyantepui , Ptaritepui , etc . ) ,
guttata ; Southern Venezuela ( Territorio Amazonas : Sierra de Curupira south of
the ...
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