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The southern distribution of the small cavies  Galea leucoblephara  and  Microcavia australis  is reviewed. It has been enriched through the addition of 36 new locality records for  G. leucoblephara  and 176 for  M. australis . Both caviomorph rodents are widespread in Patagonia – the former occurs in the northern portion of the territory, whereas the latter is recorded up to the Strait of Magellan. The reference of Patagonian  Galea  populations to  leucoblephara  is still subject to confirmation. Therefore, the status of  negrensis  must be addressed in future studies. For southern  Microcavia australis  populations, a rich subspecifical scenario is proposed, including the names  australis ,  kingii , and  nigriana . The alpha taxonomy of this cavy needs a fresh approach that is based on a larger sample set coupled with the analysis of molecular markers.

Dense sampling provides a reevaluation of the southern geographic distribution of the cavies Galea and Microcavia (Rodentia)