Main river basins and the Patagonian Ice Sheets, with extent of contemporary glaciers shown in blue. The black star indicates the type locality of Petromyzon macrostomus Burmeister from de la Plata River, orange circles indicate bibliographic records of G. australis, and black circles indicate our collection sites. References: 1, de la Plata River (Argentina, [–, ]); 2, Isla de Flores (Uruguay, [, ]); 3, Mar del Plata (Argentina, [, ]); 4, Nahuel Huapi Lake (Argentina, []); 5, Nuevo Lake (Argentina, [, ]); 6, 32, Argentino Lake (Argentina, [, , ]); 7, Gallegos River (Argentina, []); 8, Rubens River (Argentina, []); 9, Turbio River (Argentina, [, ]); 10, Santa Cruz River (Argentina, []); 11, Malvinas (Falkland) Islands (Argentina, []); 12, Paraná River (Argentina, []); 13, Santiago (Chile, []); 14, Canal del Molino (Chile, []); 15, Bahía Concepción (Chile, []); 16, Angol (Chile, []); 17, Puren River (Chile, []); 18, Valdivia River (Chile, []); 19, Osorno (Chile, []); 20, Lake Llanquihue (Chile, []); 21, Maullín River (Chile, []); 22, San Juan River (Chile, []); 23 Plottier, Negro River Argentina, []); 24, Choele Choel Island (Argentina, []); 25, Trelew City, Chubut River (Argentina, []); 26, Grande River (Argentina, []); 27, Fuego River (Argentina, []); 28, Negro River (Argentina, this study); 29, Chubut River (Argentina, this study); 30, Chico River (Argentina, this study); 31, Piedra Buena City (Argentina, this study); 33, La Leona River (Argentina, []).