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. 2012 May 4;(190):33–54. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.190.3276

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Robert Mesibov

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Figure 8. — Localities in tropical north Queensland for Prosopodesmus panporus Blower and Rundle, 1980 (star), Prosopodesmus monteithi sp. n. (filled circles), Prosopodesmus crater sp. n. (open circles) and Prosopodesmus kirrama sp. n. (triangles). The questioned locality for Prosopodesmus crater (see text) is ca 700 km to the south of the furthest south Prosopodesmus kirrama locality and is not shown here. Geographic projection; scale bar = ca 250 km. Inset map of Australia shows location of main map.