FIGURE 1 in Biogeography and taxonomy of racket-tail hummingbirds (Aves: Trochilidae: Ocreatus): evidence for species delimitation from morphology and display behavior

FIGURE 1. Distribution of Ocreatus (taxonomy fide this study) in Venezuela and Colombia (A), from S Colombia to N Peru (B), and from S Peru to N Bolivia (C) based on specimen records, using color codes for pools (for reference letters and their localities, see Appendix 1); maps were obtained from Google Earth (Version 7.1.1.1888). Marks with asterisk indicate localities not referable to pools. A—from north to south: O. underwoodii polystictus— pool A (green); O. u. discifer— pool B (turquoise), pool C (blue), pool D (white); O. u. underwoodii— pool E (yellow), pool F (orange), pool G (red); O. u. incommodus— pool H (pink), pool J (purple), pool K (dark purple). B—from north to south: O. underwoodii melanantherus— pool L (white), pool M (yellow), pool N (orange), pool O (red); O. peruanus— pool P (pale turquoise), pool Q (turquoise), pool R (violet blue), pool S (light purple), pool T (dark purple). C—from north to south: O. annae— pool U (yellow), pool V (orange); O. addae— pool W (turquoise). Note that pools exclude immature specimens; for that and other reasons (see Discussion), possible parapatry of melanantherus and peruanus along the eastern Andean slope in Ecuador is not depicted