Not much is known for certain about their ranges however, which still are being investigated, with frequent extensions to the recorded distributions of several species in various ecological classes of forest and dry land. They do not however appear to occur at high altitudes, and several of their ranges appear to be parapatric.
The distribution of these organisms is not fully understood, but research continues to expand their known range within various ecological categories of forests and drylands. They do not inhabit high altitudes, and some of their ranges overlap in a way that suggests they are geographically adjacent.