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Bryant's woodrat

Neotoma bryanti Merriam, 1887

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Southern California Coast Ranges United States
Santa Cruz Mountains United States
Diablo Range United States
Gabilan Range United States
San Luis Obispo Ranges United States
Santa Lucia Range United States
Salinas Range United States
Santa Lucia Range (nn) United States
Temblor Range United States
Transverse Ranges United States
San Gabriel Mountains United States
San Rafael Mountains United States
Santa Monica Mountains United States
Santa Ynez Mountains United States
Sierra Madre Mountains (California) United States
San Emigdio Mountains United States
Sierra Pelona-Portal Ridge United States
Ventura Ranges United States
Alamo Peak Area United States
Cuyama Area United States
Matilija-Ortega Area United States
Oak Ridge United States
Pine Mountain United States
Santa Susana Mountains United States
Sespe Condor Area United States
Simi Hills United States
Sulphur Mountain (Transverse Ranges) United States
Topatopa Mountains United States
Peninsular Ranges Mexico, United States
Baja California Mexico, United States
Sierra Cucapá Mexico, United States
Northern Baja California Mexico, United States
Sierra de Juárez Mexico, United States
Sierra de San Pedro Mártir Mexico
Central Baja California Highlands* Mexico
Southern Baja California Mexico
Sierra Vizcaino Mexico
Sierra de la Giganta Mexico
Sierra de San Lazaro Mexico
Santa Ana Mountains United States
San Diego Area Ranges Mexico, United States
Laguna Mountains Mexico, United States
Palomar Mountain United States
San Diego Area Ranges (nn) United States

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