Tarantula Species Distribution Maps

[Goomba]

Does anyone have any species distribution maps? If so, post them for us all to see!

I found this one on a German site. I believe it is the distribution of B. smithi in the wild.

http://www.brachypelma-smithi.de/images/stories/lebensweise/map_mexico.jpg

 

[Endagr8]

I redrew the attached map from the cited publication. Thought it might be of interest to any of the Brachy aficionados out there.

View attachment 79077

According to Kirk's map, the red areas of the map you mentioned appear to be the range of B. smithi, and the yellow of yours seems to be the distribution of B. vagans. (Click the attachment link)

Link to thread: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=157524

 

[Scoolman]

Grammostola pulchra

Grammostola pulchra is a terrestrial tarantula native to the Pampas in Brazil and Uruguay. The Uruguayan savanna is a subtropical grassland, also known as the Brazilian-Uruguayan savanna, lies east of the Uruguay River in the South Temperate Zone, and includes all of Uruguay and the southern portion of Brazil's state of Rio Grande do Sul.

 

[Steve Nunn]

Distribution of Selenocosmiinae genera map in this paper (present and during Gondwana), page 37...... https://www.academia.edu/8146696/A_...nd_biogeography_of_Selenocosmiinae_Simon_1889

---------- Post added 12-26-2014 at 02:04 PM ----------

Distribution of all Lyrognathus species, page 9: https://www.academia.edu/8146742/A_...ocock_1895_Araneae_Theraphosidae_from_Sumatra

Distribution of all Coremiocnemis (and most Psednocnemis) species, page 62: https://www.academia.edu/8146689/MO...dae_with_further_notes_on_the_Selenocosmiinae

Distribution of all Psednocnemis species, page 24 (same url as subfamily map): https://www.academia.edu/8146696/A_...nd_biogeography_of_Selenocosmiinae_Simon_1889