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Many uncertainties remain regarding our knowledge of sigmodontine rodent distributions in Northwestern Argentina. Most of the available information has never been critically evaluated. By reviewing the published literature and overlaying this information with other spatial layers (political, environmental, infrastructure, protected areas, and topographic layers), we identified information gaps and added new localities. The new records were obtained through field surveys, including captures and owl pellet samples. In the literature, we found 561 localities, most of them published in the past decade. These records come mainly from low-altitude areas in Salta province, as well as some higher-altitude belts in Yungas, and strongly associated with roads. Records from protected areas were scarce.  Akodon ,  Calomys ,  Oligoryzomys , and  Phyllotis  were recorded for most of the localities. We add 18 new localities for 14 species, including the first records of  Akodon dolores  in Tucumán province,  Necromys lasiurus  in Santiago del Estero and Tucumán, and  Calomys lepidus  in Catamarca. We add records for poorly known species such as  Andalgalomys olrogi  in the Capital department (Catamarca) and  Auliscomys sublimis  and  Neotomys ebriosus  in Cochinoca (Jujuy) and La Poma (Salta). We emphasize the need for more surveys to obtain an adequate knowledge of the distribution of most sigmodontines.

Distribution of sigmodontine rodents in Northwestern Argentina: main gaps in information and new records