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Slender Anole (Anolis fuscoauratus)
Reptiles of Ecuador | Sauria | Anolidae | Anolis fuscoauratus
English common names: Slender Anole, Slender Amazon Anole, Brown-eared Anole.
Spanish common names: Anolis esbelto, anolis delgado.
Recognition: ♂♂ 15.2 cmMaximum distance from the snout to the tip of the tail. Snout–vent length=5.1 cm. ♀♀ 15.6 cmMaximum distance from the snout to the tip of the tail. Snout–vent length=5.4 cm..1,2 Anoles are easily distinguishable from other lizards by their diurnal habits, extensible dewlap in males, expanded digital pads, and granular scales on the dorsum and belly. The Slender Anole (Anolis fuscoauratus) can be identified based on its small body size, uniform brown coloration, and rose-pink dewlap with white scales in males.3,4 Females usually have a pale cream vertebral stripe (Fig. 1) and a rudimentary dewlap.3,5 Anolis fuscoauratus is often confused with A. ortonii, which has a yellow-striped bright orange dewlap, and A. trachyderma, which has a small orange-yellow dewlap with black scales.6,7
Natural history: Anolis fuscoauratus is usually the most common anole wherever it occurs,2,8,9 particularly in terra-firme forest, although it also occurs in igapó (=blackwater-flooded forests) and inundated forests along white-water rivers.7,10,11 This species inhabits pristine rainforests as well as logged forests, edge situations, tree plantations, banana groves, cacao groves, and rural gardens.2–6 Slender Anoles are included in the “grass-bush” anole ecomorph12 because they primarily use the undergrowth and herbaceous forest strata.7,9 However, individuals foraging on branches at 35 m above the ground are not uncommon.2 Activity occurs from sunrise to sunset,11 especially on tree trunks and palm fronds,13 but also on twigs, branches, banana leaves, logs, leaf-litter, shrubs, small saplings, and fence posts within 1 m from the ground.3–14 Slender Anoles are primarily active in the shade,11 at ambient temperatures ~27°C,11 but also bask during the early morning.4–7 At night, individuals roost at heights of 0.1–8.4 m above the ground on flimsy perches (mostly leaves, twigs, and grasses)1,6,7 that will move if disturbed by a predator.2 Anolis fuscoauratus is an ambush predator7,9 that feeds primarily on spiders, beetles, and crickets,11,13 but also on at least 20 other prey items, from insect larvae to stingless bees and pseudoscorpions.6–8 Males defend territories by performing head bobs and dewlap displays.7 Females lay one egg at a time,9 up to three times per year,15 and the incubation period is 53–63 days (~2 months).6 Breeding seems to take place year-round throughout the Amazon.4 Slender Anoles escape predators by remaining perfectly still; which, combined with their twig camouflage, makes them hard to detect.2 If on a trunk, they move to the opposite side or run up along the trunk.4,8,9 Predators include snakes (notably Imantodes cenchoa,7,16 but also Chironius multiventris,17 Drymoluber dichrous,18 and Xenoxybelis argenteus4), birds (Monasa morphoeus),2 whiptail lizards,19 spiders,20 and whipscorpions.21 Roaches have been observed feeding on the tears of an A. fuscoauratus.22
Conservation: Least Concern Believed to be safe from extinction given current circumstances..23 Anolis fuscoauratus is listed in this category given its wide distribution, presence in major protected areas, lack of widespread threats, and presumed large stable populations.23
Distribution: Anolis fuscoauratus is widely distributed throughout the Amazon basin in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Perú, Suriname, and Venezuela.10 The species also occurs in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil.10 In Ecuador, A. fuscoauratus has been recorded at elevations between 99 and 1920 m (Fig. 2).
Etymology: The generic name Anolis is thought to have originated from Cariban languages, specifically from the word anoli, which is the name Arawak peoples may have used to refer to this group of lizards.24 The specific epithet fuscoauratus comes from the Latin words fuscus (=dusky) and auratus (=golden),25 and refers to the coloration of the alcohol-preserved holotype.
See it in the wild: Slender Anoles are easily located in forested areas throughout the species’ area of distribution in Ecuador. Some of the best localities to find these lizards are Yasuní Scientific Station, Cuyabeno Reserve, and Jatun Sacha Biological Reserve. The anoles can be spotted by scanning the understory vegetation along forest trails at night.
Author: Alejandro ArteagaaAffiliation: Khamai Foundation, Quito, Ecuador.
Photographer: Jose VieirabAffiliation: Tropical Herping (TH), Quito, Ecuador.,cAffiliation: ExSitu, Quito, Ecuador.
How to cite? Arteaga A (2023) Slender Anole (Anolis fuscoauratus). In: Arteaga A, Bustamante L, Vieira J (Eds) Reptiles of Ecuador: Life in the middle of the world. Available from: www.reptilesofecuador.com. DOI: 10.47051/XDPY7871
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- Beebe W (1944) Field notes on the lizards of Kartabo, British Guiana, and Caripito, Venezuela. Part 2. Iguanidae. Zoologica 29: 195–216.
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- Veríssimo D, de Freitas MA, Rosa GM (2012) Drymoluber dichrous (Northern Woodland Racer) and Anolis fuscoauratus (Slender Anole): predation. Herpetological Bulletin 120: 36–38.
- Franzini LD, Martins Teixeira AA, Alves Teles D, de Araujo Filho JA, Oliveira Mesquita D (2017) Predation of Norops fuscoauratus (Duméril and Bibron, 1837) by Kentropyx calcarata (Spix, 1825) in a remnant of Atlantic Forest, Brazil. Herpetology Notes 10: 249–250.
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- van den Burg MP, González de Rueda JA (2021) Lachryphagy by cockroaches: reptile tears to increase reproductive output? Neotropical Biodiversity 7: 276–278. DOI: 10.1080/23766808.2021.1953892
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Appendix 1: Locality data used to create the distribution map of Anolis fuscoauratus in Ecuador (Fig. 2). Go to the section on symbols and abbreviations for a list of acronyms used.
Country | Province | Locality | Source |
Colombia | Amazonas | Puerto Nariño | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Colombia | Caquetá | Carmelo, 4 km S of | Gutiérrez-Lamus et al. 2020 |
Colombia | Caquetá | Carmelo, 7.4 km S of | Gutiérrez-Lamus et al. 2020 |
Colombia | Caquetá | Isla Vieja | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Colombia | Caquetá | Larandia | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Colombia | Caquetá | Los Alicangaros | MCZ 118133; Harvard University & Morris 2023 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Centro Experimental Amazónico | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Colombia | Putumayo | Escuela Santa Teresa | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Colombia | Putumayo | Finca Charapa | IAvH-R-4870; Borja-Acosta & Galeano Muñoz 2023 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Las Camelias | Cahueño & Barbosa 2022 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Mocoa, 10 km S of | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Nariño | Geopark Colombia 2022 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Reserva La Isla Escondida | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Colombia | Putumayo | San Pedro | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Colombia | Putumayo | Santa Ana camp | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Simón Bolívar | IAvH-R-9157; Borja-Acosta & Ocampo 2021 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Vereda Islas de Cartagena | IAvH-R-9151; Borja-Acosta & Galeano Muñoz 2023 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Vereda Monte Verde | IAvH-R-9158; Borja-Acosta & Galeano Muñoz 2023 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Vereda Peneya | IAvH-CT-39150; Borja-Acosta & Galeano Muñoz 2023 |
Colombia | Putumayo | Villagarzón, 12 km SW of | ICN 4452; Calderón et al. 2023 |
Ecuador | Azuay | Sopladora | MZUA.RE.0222; examined |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Camino Gualaquiza–Zamora | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Chiguaza | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Cusuime | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | El Tiink | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Estación Biológica Wisui | Chaparro et al. 2011 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Jimbitono | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Macas | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Macuma | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Nuevo Israel | QCAZ 10085; Ayala-Varela & Carvajal-Campos 2022 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Parque Nacional Sangay | Brito & Almendariz 2013 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | San Jorge | MZUTI 2872; examined |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | San Juan Bosco | MZUA.RE.0179; examined |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Sawastian | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Shuin Mamus | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Siete Iglesias Reserve | Online multimedia |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Sucúa | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Taisha | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Tres Ranchos | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Tukupi | QCAZ 4939; Ayala-Varela & Carvajal-Campos 2022 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Turula | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Vía Peñas-Shaimi | QCAZ 16652; Ayala-Varela & Carvajal-Campos 2022 |
Ecuador | Morona Santiago | Villa Ashuara | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Napo | Anaconda Lodge | Online multimedia |
Ecuador | Napo | Archidona | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Napo | Baeza | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Napo | El Chaco | MHNG 2464.026; not examined |
Ecuador | Napo | Gareno Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Napo | Hamadryade Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Napo | Hidroeléctrica Coca Codo Sinclair | COCASINCLAIR 2013 |
Ecuador | Napo | Hollín–Loreto road | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Napo | Ikiam | Photo by Grace Reyes |
Ecuador | Napo | Jatun Sacha Biological Station | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Napo | Liana Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Napo | Misahuallí | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Napo | Narupa Reserve | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Napo | Pacto Sumaco | MZUTI 5317; examined |
Ecuador | Napo | Río Payamino | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Napo | San Jose Viejo de Sumaco | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Napo | San Rafael | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Napo | Sinchi Sacha | Photo by Ernesto Arbeláez |
Ecuador | Napo | Suchipakari | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Napo | Wild Sumaco Wildlife Sanctuary | Camper et al. 2021 |
Ecuador | Napo | Yachana Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Napo | Yachana Reserve | Beirne et al. 2013 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Bigay | Kingsbury et al. 2008 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Bloque 31 | Libro PetroAmazonas |
Ecuador | Orellana | Bloque 65 | MZUTI 3728; not examined |
Ecuador | Orellana | Comunidad El Edén | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Cordillera Galeras | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Orellana | El Coca | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Hacienda Primavera | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Orellana | La Joya de los Sachas | MHNG 2463.085; not examined |
Ecuador | Orellana | Loreto | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Mandaripanga Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Orellana | Mouth of Río Guataraco | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Napo Wildlife Center | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Orellana | Nenkepare | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Orellana | Pacca Huasi | Kingsbury et al. 2008 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Paushiyacu | Kingsbury et al. 2008 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Pindo | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Orellana | Río Aguarico | Tapia-del Águila et al. 2019 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Río Bigal | García et al. 2021 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Río Nashiño | QCAZ 5493; Ayala-Varela & Carvajal-Campos 2022 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Río Yasuní | QCAZ 4778; Ayala-Varela & Carvajal-Campos 2022 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Río Yasuní, near Lake Jatuncocha | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Orellana | Rosa Florida | QCAZ 6055; Ayala-Varela & Carvajal-Campos 2022 |
Ecuador | Orellana | San José de Payamino | Maynard et al. 2016 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Shiripuno Lodge | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Orellana | Tiputini Biodiversity Station | Cisneros-Heredia 2003 |
Ecuador | Orellana | Yasuni Scientific Station | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Alto Curaray | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Arajuno | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Balsaura | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Bataburo Lodge | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Cabañas Piatúa | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Cabeceras del Río Bobonaza | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Chichirota | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Chontoa | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Conambo | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Copataza | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Curaray Medio | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Don Tomás | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Entre Sarayacu y Canelos | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Estación Agro-Ecológica Fátima | Proaño-Morales et al. 2017 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Finca Heimatlos | Photo by Ferhat Gundogdu |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Guache | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Indichuris | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Juyuintza | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Kapawi Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Kurintza | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Llanchamacocha | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Lorocachi | QCAZ 11722; Ayala-Varela & Carvajal-Campos 2022 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Mera | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Montalvo | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Morete | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Mouth of Río Shionayacu | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Nuevo Golondrina | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Palanda | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Peter Archer’s place | Photo by Yatin Kalki |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Pindoyacu | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Pozo Petrolero Misión | Almendáriz 1987 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Puyo | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Alpayacu | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Anzu Reserve | Reyes-Puig & Tobar 2008 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Arajuno, headwaters of | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Bufeo | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Corrientes | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Lliquino | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Pindo | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Rutuno | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Río Villano | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Sarayacu | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Shell | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Sumak Kawsay In Situ | Bentley et al. 2021 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Tamandúa Lodge | Photo by Jorge Flores |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Tigüino | Ortega-Andrade 2010 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | UNOCAL Base Camp | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Veracruz | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Pastaza | Zanja Arajuno | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Bloque 27, Sector Blanca A | DHMECN 8334; not examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Cabañas Neotropic Turis | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Caimán Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Campo Platanillo | Envirotec 2015 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Comunidad Secoya Remolino | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Comunidad Zábalo | Cevallos Bustos 2010 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Dureno | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | El Reventador | MHNG 2275.087; not examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Estación PUCE Cuyabeno | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Garzacocha | Yánez-Muñoz & Venegas 2008 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Güeppicillo | Yánez-Muñoz & Venegas 2008 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Inecel Station | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | La Balsareña | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | La Selva Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Lago Agrio | Duellman 1978 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Laguna Pañacocha | MHNG 2590.073; not examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Limoncocha Biological Reserve | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Lumbaqui | Reyes-Puig & Tobar 2008 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Near Río Cuyabeno | Vitt et al. 2003 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Petroamazonas camp | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Plataforma Espejo 1 | Consultora Cinge 2012 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Playas del Cuyabeno | UIMNH 64332; not examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Puerto Libre | Duellman 1978 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Puerto Ore | Duellman 1978 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Río Piedra Fina | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Río Singue | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Sacha Lodge | Photo by Ameet Zaveri |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | San Pablo de Kantesiya | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Sani Lodge | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Santa Cecilia | Duellman 1978 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Shushufindi | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Tarapoa | MHNG 2460.01; not examined |
Ecuador | Sucumbíos | Waita Amazon Lodge | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Tungurahua | Along Ulba river | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Tungurahua | Reserva La Candelaria | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Tungurahua | Río Negro | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Tungurahua | Río Verde | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Copalinga | Reeves et al. |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Estación Experimental El Padmi | González et al. 2010 |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Fina Permatree | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Reserva Maycu | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Reserva Palmitera Valladolid | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Tepuy Las Orquídeas | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Tunantza | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Valle del Quimi | Betancourt et al. 2018 |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Yacuri–Zumba | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Yankuam Lodge | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Zamora | Ayala-Varela 2004 |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Zumba–Pucubamba road | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Ecuador | Zamora Chinchipe | Zurmi | Reptiles of Ecuador book database |
Perú | Amazonas | Alfonso Ugarte | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Boca del Río Santiago | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Caterpiza | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Falso Paquisha | Almendáriz et al. 2014 |
Perú | Amazonas | Huampami | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | La Poza | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Paagat | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Pastazillo | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Puerto Galilea | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Quebrada Sasa | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Quebrada Shinganatza | Almendáriz et al. 2014 |
Perú | Amazonas | San Antonio, Río Cenepa | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Shaim | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Shiringa | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Tseasim | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Amazonas | Yutupis | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Loreto | Aguas Negras | Yánez-Muñoz & Venegas 2008 |
Perú | Loreto | Campo Andoas | Valqui Schult 2015 |
Perú | Loreto | Centro Unión | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Loreto | Cerro de Kampankis | Catenazzi & Venegas 2016 |
Perú | Loreto | Cocama Lodge | iNaturalist; photo examined |
Perú | Loreto | Estirón | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Loreto | Lagartococha | Knell 2012 |
Perú | Loreto | Mishana | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Loreto | Redondococha | Yánez-Muñoz & Venegas 2008 |
Perú | Loreto | Río Lagarto Cocha, Aguas Negras | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Loreto | Suno Llacta | Ribeiro-Júnior & Amaral 2016 |
Perú | Loreto | Zona Reservada Güeppí | Yánez-Muñoz & Venegas 2008 |