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. 2016 Sep 2;11(9):e0162207. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0162207

Fig 1. Geographical distribution of the koala, Phascolarctos cinereus, showing the sampling locations.

Fig 1

The current distribution is shown in grey, with the historical range in light grey and introduced populations in dark grey. Sampling locations are 1, Whitsunday/Mackay; 2, Blair Athol; 3, Clermont; 4, Maryborough; 5, Redlands; 6, Coomera; 7, Tyagarah; 8, Ballina; 9, Iluka; 10, Pine Creek; 11, Port Macquarie; 12, Maitland; 13, Campbelltown; 14, Strzelecki/East Gippsland; 15, French Island; 16, Cape Otway; 17, Bessiebelle; 18, Mt. Lofty Ranges; 19, Eyre Peninsula; 20, Kangaroo Island; a, Isaac Region; b, Peak Downs; c, Brookfield; d, Peak Crossing; e, Tweed Heads; f, Tanglewood; g, Balonne/Goondiwindi; h, Lismore; i, Glen Innes; j, Grafton; k, Armidale; l, Gunnedah; m, Coonamble; n, Coonabarabran; o Dubbo; p, Kempsey; q, Dunbogan; r, Bathurst; s, Mittagong; t, Narrandera; u, Bredbo. Sampling locations 1–20 contain at least 7 individuals, while sites a-u contain fewer individuals and/or individuals were widely dispersed over a large area. Putative biogeographic barriers Brisbane Valley and Clarence River, St. Lawrence Gap and Hunter Valley are shown as dashed lines.