Table 1 Number of samples analysed from each population of vicuña (m or v) from Peru, Chile and Argentina with their GPS coordinates

From: Mitochondrial phylogeography and demographic history of the Vicuña: implications for conservation

Country

Population

Samples (n=261)

Taxon

Grid Reference

Peru

CT: Catac, Ancash

8

m

09 08 00 S 77 17 00 W

 

PA: Sta. Ana da Tusi, Pasco

9

m

10 29 00 S 76 19 00 W

 

TC: Tinco Cancha, Junín

16

m

11 02 00 S 75 38 00 W

 

VJ: Villa Junín, Junín

3

m

11 05 00 S 75 52 00 W

 

YA: Yantac, Junín

18

m

11 20 00 S 76 18 00 W

 

TP: Tingo Paccha, Junín

16

m

11 25 00 S 75 27 00 W

 

TT: Tarma Tambo, Junín

2

m

11 30 00 S 75 43 00 W

 

CC: Sto. Domingo de Cachi Cachi, Junín

4

m

11 38 00 S 75 33 00 W

 

HC: San Pedro de Huacarpana, Ica

17

m

12 50 00 S 75 04 00 W

 

LC: Lachocc, Huancavelica

9

m

13 42 00 S 75 15 00 W

 

AY: Ayavi-Tambo-Huaytará, Huancavelica

5

m

13 42 00 S 75 15 00 W

 

PU: Puccro, Cusco

10

m

14 10 00 S 70 57 00 W

 

CA: Cerro Azul, Cusco

9

m

14 15 00 S 71 07 00 W

 

SS: Sivina Salma, Cusco

9

m

14 15 00 S 70 58 00 W

 

PG: R.N.Pampa Galeras, Lucanas, Ayacucho

41

m

14 39 00 S 75 24 00 W

 

PI: S.A.I.S. Picotani, Puno

6

m

14 55 00 S 70 00 00 W

 

TO: Toccra (R.N.S.A.B.), Arequipa

10

m

16 10 00 S 71 20 00 W

 

IG: Ingenio, Huacullani, Puno

16

m

16 40 00 S 69 20 00 W

Chile

CQ: Caquena, Putre (I)

4

m

18 11 00 S 69 28 00 W

 

AN: Corral Ankara (I)

6

m

18 28 00 S 69 07 00 W

 

LA: PN Lauca (I)

11

m

18 12 00 S 69 12 00 W

 

SR: Salar de Surire (I)

5

m

18 55 00 S 69 04 00 W

 

LL: PN Lluaillaco (II)

9

v

24 44 53 S 68 38 47 W

 

TR: PN Nevado Tres Cruces (III)

3

v

27 05 29 S 68 55 53 W

Argentina

CG: Cineguillas

6

v

22 06 00 S 65 50 00 W

 

IN: INTA Abrapampa

3

v

22 20 00 S 65 35 00 W

 

SA: SALTA

1

v

24 42 49 S 68 54 08 W

 

CM: Catamarca

3

v

26 65 00 S 66 05 00 W

 

SJ: San Juan

2

v

28 40 00 S 67 35 00 W

  1. m, V. v. mensali; v, V. v. vicugna.
  2. A two-letter code is ascribed to each population.
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