Bunomys andrewsi

Musser, Guy G., 2014, A Systematic Review Of Sulawesi Bunomys (Muridae, Murinae) With The Description Of Two New Species, Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2014 (392), pp. 1-313 : 143-146

Bunomys andrewsi

1. Labuan Sore (spelled ‘‘Laboea Sore’’ on specimen labels and ‘‘Laboean Sore’’on Raven’s map), on east coast just north of Marantate, about midway between Towera and Toboli, 00 ° 37 9 S, 120 ° 03 9 E (estimated from Raven’s map; see Bynum et al., 1997, who discussed the location of Raven’s collection locality), 200 m (estimated from sheet SA 51-1 : USNM 318114 , 218115 , 218138 .

2. Malakosa, Kuala Navusu, 00 ° 58 9 S, 120 ° 27 9 E (estimated from sheet SA 51–1 ): 100 ft (31 m), AMNH 225646 ; 150 ft (46 m), AMNH 225647 , 225648 , 225665 ; 175 ft (54 m), AMNH 225649–56 ; 180 ft (55 m), AMNH 225657 , 225666 ; 200 ft (61 m), AMNH 225658 ; 400 ft (122 m), AMNH 225659–64 .

3. Pinedapa, 01 ° 25 9 S, 120 ° 35 9 E (estimated from Raven’s map), 100 ft (31 m): USNM 219573– 75 , 219581 , 219587 , 219589 , 219591 , 219593 , 219594 , 219596 , 219597 , 219600 , 219601 , 219602 (holotype of Rattus adspersus ), 219603–606, 219616, 219619, 219620, 219622, 219723. Raven penned in his field journal (p. 125; January, 1918) that ‘‘ Pinedapa is a new kampong [village] at the base of the main mountains of central Celebes. The kampong is on the level but some of the clearings are on the slopes to the northwest of the kampong. The immediate kampong is surrounded by heavy forest. The distance to the sea is about five miles.’’

4. Puro Valley, Bakubakulu, 01 ° 07 9 S, 120 ° 00 9 E, 600 m: AMNH 229520, 229521.

5. Puro Valley, 01 ° 07 9 S, 120 ° 02 9 E. Kapiroe, 350 m: AMNH 229523. Makmur, 600 m: AMNH 229524.

6. Puro Valley, Tanah Harapan, 01 ° 08 9 S, 120 ° 04 9 E, 600 m: AMNH 257187.

7. Valley of Sungai Miu, Pakuli, 01 ° 14 9 S, 119 ° 56 9 E, 110 m: AMNH 257189.

8. Valley of Sungai Miu, Omu, 01 ° 18 9 S, 119 ° 57 9 E, 130 m: AMNH 257188.

9. Valley of Sungai Miu , Sungai Oha Kecil (tributary on left side of Sungai Miu), 01 ° 22 9 S, 119 ° 57 9 E (near confluence with Sungai Miu; estimated from Sheet SA 50-8 ), 290 m: AMNH 224630 .

10. Sungai Oha Kecil, 1500 ft (457 m): AMNH 224631–33.

11. Valley of Sungai Miu, terrace on right bank of Sungai Miu, 01 ° 23 9 S, 119 ° 58 9 E (estimated from sheet SA 50-8), 350 m: AMNH 224145.

12. Valley of Sungai Miu, Sungai Sadaunta (tributary on right side of Sungai Miu), 01 ° 23 9 S, 119 ° 58 9 E (estimated from sheet SA 50-8), 675 m: AMNH 224107, 224116.

13. Tamalanti, 3300 ft (1006 m): BMNH 40.446– 453. Laurie and Hill (1954: 156) noted that Tamalanti is a ‘‘Plantation between Rantekaroa [02 ° 50 9 S, 119 ° 50 9 E] and Koelawi [01 ° 27 9 S, 119 ° 59 9 E],’’ which was also the only information I found when searching through field notes and other documents at the Natural History Museum in London. Bergmans and Rozendaal (1988: 72) found the locality in a gazetteer with the coordinates, 01 ° 20 9 S, 119 ° 46 9 E.

14. Tuare (also spelled ‘‘Toware,’’ ‘‘Toare,’’ or ‘‘Toware, Bada’’ on old maps and some specimen labels), 01 ° 54 9 S, 120 ° 10 9 E, 800 m (estimated from sheet SA 50-8): USNM 219598, 219599.

15. Mamasa Area, 02 ° 56 9 S, 119 ° 22 9 E (for Mamasa). Lambanan, 1500 m: AMNH 267807. Mambulillin, 1500 m: AMNH 267803, 267804. These two places are a few kilometers northeast of the town of Mamasa, which is at about 1000 m. Local farmers trapped the rodents and brought them to members of the expedition, who later determined that the two places are at approximately 1500 m (H. Hasegawa, personal commun.). Gunung Gandangdewata, ‾ 2.748253 ° S, 119.368536 ° E (for the peak), 1600 m: MZB 34780, 34912, 34913, 34916, 34917, 34926, 34955.

16. Sumarorong (a small village 35 road km south of Mamasa), 03 ° 11 9 S, 119 ° 20 9 E, 970 m: AMNH 267796–802, 267805, 267806, 269956.

17. Sukamaju (Masamba region), 02 ° 38 9 S, 120 ° 28 9 E, less than 100 m: AMNH 229720.

18. Gunung Balease, 2.499533333S, 120.4873833E, 830–925 m: MVZ 225683–689, 225692–95, 225707–13, 225812.

19. Malili area, Desa Lawaki Jaya, 2.795178S, 121.055763E, 450 m: MVZ 225690, 225691, 225698–706, 225715–21.

20. Sungai Ranu region , 01 ° 51 9 S, 122 ° 30 9 E. 20 km north of Ranu Camp, 50 m: AMNH 249942– 45 ; CHSW 36 . Ranu Ridge , 100 m: CHSW 102 . See the map in Bergmans and Rozendaal (1988: 4) .

21. Wawo (on the plain between the coast and western foothills of Pegunungan Mekongga (also spelled ‘‘Mengkoka’’), 03 ° 41 9 S, 121 ° 02 9 E, 50 m: AMNH 101057 , 101059 (holotype of Rattus penitus inferior ), 101061; MZB 5821 , 5822 .

22. Masembo (southeast of Wawo and the highest place in the southern portion of Pegunungan Mekongga; see the maps and discussion in Heinrich [1932] and Stresemann [1940]), 03 ° 35 9 S, 121 ° 15 9 E (for the Pegunungan), 550 m: AMNH 101069–73.

23. Pulau Buton, 05 ° 00 9 S, 122 ° 55 9 E: AMNH 31294 ; USNM 175899 (holotype of Mus andrewsi ; formerly AMNH 31293 ). The exact collection site of these specimens is unknown ; I simply placed a dot randomly within the island’s outline on the distribution map.

24. Ulu Leang I, (a cave about 40 km northeast of Ujung Pandang in the Maros region; see map and description in Glover, 1976), less than 100 m: AMNH 266974 (subfossil fragments).

25. Lombasang (in northwestern foothills of Gunung Lompobatang), 05 ° 16 9 S, 119 ° 55 9 E, 1100 m: AMNH 100996–101005 , 101006 (holotype of Rattus penitus heinrichi ), 101007– 015 ; MBZ 5819, 5820. Biror , south of Malino in northwestern foothills of Gunung Lompobatang: USNM 359791 . This is the specimen identified as ‘‘ Rattus penitus ’’ from which the holotype of a new genus and species of pseudoscorpion was collected and later described by Muchmore (1972) .

26. Batu Ejaya II (a small rock shelter at the southern tip of the southwestern peninsula; see map, description, and references in Mulvaney and Soejono, 1970), 275 m: AMNH 265013–15, 265020, 269963 (subfossil fragments).