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APPENDIX 1 
TYPE LOCALITIES OF NOMINAL SPECIES 
OF MARMOSOPS 
Below we list the type localities of all nominal 
taxa currently referred to the genus Marmosops, 
including the new species described herein. Itali- 
cized place names are those of the largest political 
division (state/department/province) within each 
country. Unless reported by the original describer, 
geographic coordinates and elevation above sea 
level are provided in square brackets with a cited 
secondary source for these data. Numbered local- 
ities are mapped in figure 1. 
BOLIVIA 
1. La Paz, Rio Solacama [ca. 16°16'S, 
67°24'W; 2300 m (Paynter, 1992)]. Type 
locality of dorothea. Thomas (1911: 517) 
misspelled the type locality “‘Solocame”’ 
and stated that the type was collected by 
P.O. Simons on 26 January 1901. The co- 
ordinates given above are those of Choca- 
chaca on the Rio Tamampaya, where Si- 
mons is known to have camped at 1200 m 
from 10 to 29 January 1901 (Chubb, 1919: 
5). Presumably, Simons was running trap- 
lines from his base on the Tamampaya up 
the valley of the nearby Solacama, but no 
documentary evidence is apparently avail- 
able to support this conjecture. 
2. La Paz, Saynani hydroelectric plant 
(16°07'S, 68°05'W; 2500 m) on southeast 
side of the Zongo Valley. Type locality of 
creightoni. 
3. La Paz, Rio Unduavi, Pitiguaya, La Florida 
[ca. 16°21'S, 67°47'W; 1785 m (Anderson, 
1997)]. Type locality of yungasensis. 
4. Santa Cruz, Buenavista [17°27'S, 63°40'W; 
ca. 400 m (Paynter, 1992)]. Type locality 
of ocellatus. 
BRAZIL 
5. Amapd, Rio Amapari, Serra do Navio 
[0°59’N, 52°03'W; ca. 100 m (Paynter and 
Traylor, 1991)]. Type locality of pinheiroi. 
6. Amazonas, Huitanaa [7°40'S, 65°46'W; ca. 
50 m (Paynter and Traylor, 1991)]. Type 
locality of purui, misspelled ‘‘Hyutana- 
ham” by Miller (1913). 
7. Bahia, Lamarao [11°45’'S, 38°55’W; 291 m 
(Paynter and Traylor, 1991)]. Type locality 
of bahiensis. 
8. Mato Grosso, Aripuanan [7°35’S, 60°26’W; 
no elevation (Paynter and Traylor, 1991)]. 
Type locality of stollei. The coordinates are 
those at the confluence of the Rio Aripuana 
and the Rio Roosevelt, where the collector 
of the holotype (E. Stolle) is known to have 
worked (Paynter and Traylor, 1991: 37). 
9. Mato Grosso, 264 km N (by road) Xav- 
antina, Serra do Roncador (12°51’S, 
51°46'W; ca. 533 m). Type locality of bish- 
opi. 
10. Minas Gerais, Rio das Velhas, near Lagoa 
Santa [19°38’S, 43°53'W; 760 m (Paynter 
and Traylor, 1991)]. Type locality of in- 
canus. 
—. Minas Gerais,? Porto Alegre [not located]. 
Type locality of scapulatus. Burmeister 
(1856) only said that the type was collected 
in Minas Gerais, but Matschie (1916) gave 
the type locality as Porto Alegre, possibly 
a fazenda no longer in existence or too 
small to appear in maps and gazetteers. 
11. Pard, Nova Area Experimental, Utinga, 
Belém [1°27'S, 48°29'W; ca. 10 m (Paynter 
and Traylor, 1991)]. Type locality of wood- 
alli. 
12. Pard, Rio Tapajos, Vila Braga [4°25'S, 
56°17'W; ca. 100 m (Paynter and Traylor, 
