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(Subia, El Penén, Fusagasuga), Santander (Cachiri), Norte de Santander (
Ramírez) into Venezuela (fide [27]: Western Zulia: Sierra de Perijá: Upper Río
Negro; further in the Andes of Táchira, Mérida and Trujillo), promeropirhynchus
s.s., ...
(Subia, El Penén, Fusagasuga), Santander (Cachiri), Norte de Santander (
Ramírez) into Venezuela (fide [27]: Western Zulia: Sierra de Perijá: Upper Río
Negro; further in the Andes of Táchira, Mérida and Trujillo), promeropirhynchus
s.s., ...
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It is possible that the ancestors of the “modern” A. bogotensis were kept out of the
approaches of the Sierra de Santa Marta by reasons of local ecology, for
example, or that, having reached that Sierra (rather, what could be that mountain
before ...
It is possible that the ancestors of the “modern” A. bogotensis were kept out of the
approaches of the Sierra de Santa Marta by reasons of local ecology, for
example, or that, having reached that Sierra (rather, what could be that mountain
before ...
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eventually to about the joint boundary of Caldas, Cundinamarca, Tolima (i.e., the
region around Honda)); Venezuela (northern slopes of the Andes of Táchira and
Mérida, southern slopes of the Andes of Barinas, Sierra de o: Perijá to Yaracuy ...
eventually to about the joint boundary of Caldas, Cundinamarca, Tolima (i.e., the
region around Honda)); Venezuela (northern slopes of the Andes of Táchira and
Mérida, southern slopes of the Andes of Barinas, Sierra de o: Perijá to Yaracuy ...
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