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(
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Material examined— 
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Tenango de Doria, 
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NE Metepec (by road), (
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, 
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), 
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, 
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(Merriam)
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, 
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, F. Gonzalez­Cozatl, 
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Cerro Chingnautla, 
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W (by road) Chignautla (
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, 
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), 
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, 
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Merriam
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, 
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, R.
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Mercado­Vallejo, 
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Remarks—The genus is represented in the Nearctic Region by only two species (
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and 
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Traub &amp; Johnson
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). The latter has been recorded in 
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and the central southwest region of the 
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(review by 
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Hastriter, 
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2006
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); however, this is the first time that 
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has been found in 
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. Although this species is found commonly at low elevations in the eastern and plains states of the 
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, southwest populations generally occur at intermediate elevations in montane environments above 
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where sufficient moisture is available. Mexican specimens also appear to be found in similar montane habitats. 
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North American populations, they are found on peromyscine rodents. An explanation as to why the nearest recorded population is nearly 1,200 kilometers away (Big Ben National Park, Texas) may be a reflection of inadequate collection efforts throughout more northern regions of 
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, especially at higher elevations.
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