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. 2011 Apr 29;(93):43–65. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.93.1255

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Robert Mesibov

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Figure 12. — A Outline map of Australia showing location of map B. B Localities for Asphalidesmus otwayensis sp. n. (crosses), Atopodesmus allynensis sp. n. (star), Atopodesmus dorrigensis sp. n. (filled triangles), all Queensland species (filled circles), unidentified Asphalidesmus (open squares) and questioned locality for Atopodesmus magnus sp. n. (question mark). Rectangle at top shows location of map C. C Localities in far north Queensland for Atopodesmus bellendenkerensis sp. n. (stars), Atopodesmus carbinensis sp. n. (filled triangles), Atopodesmus magnus sp. n. (open circles), Atopodesmus minor sp. n. (filled circles) and unidentified Asphalidesmus (open squares). Scale bar = 50 km. A and B are geographic projections, C is Mercator projection.