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We determined distributions of rodent species known as reservoirs of Sin Nombre virus, causal agent for the hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS). In the absence of HPS cases reported in Mexico, this study aimed to identify potential risk regions for HPS based on distributions of these rodent reservoirs. We modeled species’ ecological niches and projected them as potential distributions using point occurrence data, environmental digital maps, the genetic algorithm GARP (Genetic Algorithm for Rule-set Prediction), and GIS. We determined potential distributions of three rodents known to serve as reservoirs for Sin Nombre virus, four additional rodent species that may also play a role, as well as all Peromsycus species, considered as potential reservoirs for Sin Nombre virus or other hantaviruses in Mexico. Geographic locations of HPS cases coincided significantly with modeled potential

DISTRIBUCIÓN DE ROEDORES RESERVORIOS DEL VIRUS CAUSANTE DEL SÍNDROME PULMONAR POR HANTAVIRUS Y REGIONES DE POSIBLE RIESGO EN MÉXICO