BULLETIN FLORIDA MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY VOL 40(3)
SOUTHEASTERN SPECIMEN LOCALITIES


Total specimens: 72


o recent
* historic (pre-1950)
x questionable origin
 4oA 


Figure 1. Geographic distribution of Puma concolor coryi specimens examined (dots) from the southeastern
United States. Three groups of specimens are represented: recent specimens since 1950; historical
specimens, including those collected by Charles Cory and Outram Bangs in the late 1800s; and recent
specimens whose identity was uncertain. The most northern records include a single specimen from 1859,
locality listed only as New Smyrna, and the skeleton of a cougar discovered in 1987 in the Farmpton
Wildlife Management Area, Volusia County.