Species Range Map - Central U.S. Distribution Overview #3042443 (License: Personal Use)

The highlighted region covers parts of the Great Plains and adjacent areas, including states such as Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, and portions of South Dakota, North Dakota, and Missouri. The irregular boundary suggests ecological constraints like elevation, moisture, or habitat type influence its distribution. This range map is based on verified occurrence data and field surveys.

Used on wildlife conservation pages, species profile sites, or educational resources to convey spatial distribution; matches user intent for understanding habitat scope, planning fieldwork, or assessing regional biodiversity.