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Tuicochchaca, Andes, Peru
Could not find this location, altitude 2000 m. Coordinates are for Machupicchu which was visited by the Yale Peruvian Expedition in 1911, the most famous location of the Expedition.
latitude: -13.158333
longitude: -72.531387
Precision of location: Listed in reference
Site Named Here: By name of sea, gulf, or country named in source publication
| Amaga bogotensis | Aug 8, 1911 | a single specimen collected by the Yale Peruvian Expedition at Tuicochchaca, at an altitude of 2000-3000 meters. | ||
| Geoplana bogotensis | Aug 8, 1911 | single specimen, collected by the Yale Peruvian Expedition, at Tuicochchaca, at an altitude of about 2000 meters. | ||
| Amaga libbieae | 1958 or earlier | Tuicochchaca (alt. 2000 m), Peru |