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Arizona pocket mouse

Perognathus amplus Osgood, 1900

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Paria Plateau United States
Eldorado-Newberry Mountains United States
El Dorado Mountains United States
Newberry Mountains United States
Dead Mountains United States
Hiller Mountains United States
South Virgin Mountains United States
Las Vegas Ranges United States
Baboquivari Area Mexico, United States
Cabeza Prieta Area Mexico, United States
Harquahala Area United States
Harcuvar Mountains United States
Harquahala Mountains United States
Harquahala Area (nn) United States
Kofa Area United States
La Lesna Area Mexico, United States
Maricopa Area United States
Organ Pipe Area Mexico, United States
South Phoenix Area United States
Sierrita Mountains United States
Tucson Mountains United States
Northwest Arizona Ranges United States
Hualapai Mountains United States
Aquarius-Juniper Area United States
Peacock Mountains United States
Aquarius-Juniper Area (nn) United States
Cerbat Mountains United States
East Lake Havasu Area United States
Mazatzal Mountains United States
North Phoenix Area United States
Prescott Area United States
Black Hills United States
Bradshaw Mountains United States
Hieroglyphic Mountains United States
Sierra Prieta (USA) United States
Weaver Mountains United States
Prescott Area (nn) United States
Sierra Ancha United States
Black Mountains (Northwest Arizona Ranges) United States
Picacho Mountains United States
Tortilla Mountains United States
Tortolita Mountains United States
Northeast Tucson Area United States
Blackjack Mountains United States
Mound Mountain Area United States
Pinal Mountains United States
Salt River Mountains United States
Superstition Mountains United States

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