Table 1.

Collecting localities with general ecotype description

Ankarana (13*3′S, 49*3′E)* - dry deciduous forest (180 m)

*Campement des Américains: degraded ecotone of open savanna with widely scattered trees

Campement des Anglais: natural forest on soil base in valleys between deep canyons

Forêt d'Analamahitsy: natural forest on limestone bedrock

Manongarivo (14*1′S, 48*15′E) - combination of humid and dry forest elements (360 m)

Forêt de Bekolosy: degraded lowland forest

RNI d'Ankarafantsika (16*20′S, 46*47′E) - dry deciduous forest (160 m)

Ankarokaroka: degraded open understory forest on sandy soil

Ampijoroa, Jardin Botanique B: degraded forest on sandy soil

Tampolo (17*17′S, 49*25′E) - evergreen littoral forest (5–10 m)

RNI de Bemaraha (19*6′S, 44*48′E) - dry deciduous forest (140 m)

Aboalimena (19*15′S, 44*27′E) - ecotone between savanna and heavily degraded dry

deciduous forest (50 m)

Kirindy/CFPF (20*3′S, 44*39′E) - dry deciduous forest (40 m)

RS d'Andranomena (20*9′S, 44*33′E) - dry deciduous forest (40 m)

near Marofandilia: heavily degraded dry deciduous forest

Forêt de Manamby (20*26′S, 44*50′E) - dry deciduous forest (180 m)

PN de Ranomafana (21*15′S, 47*27′E) - montane humid forest (1000 m)

Forêt de Vohimena (22*40′S, 44*49′E) - transitional dry deciduous/humid forest (730 m)

RS de Beza Mahafaly (23*40′S, 44*37′E) - dry thorn scrub or spiny forest (130 m)

Ihazoara Valley: degraded spiny forest

Mandena (24*58′S, 47*01′E) -evergreen littoral forest (5–20 m)

Elevation is given in parentheses. RNI, Réserve Naturelle Intégrale; RS, Réserve Spéciale; PN, Parc National.