Tables, Section 6 (Mammals)

Table 6.1. Checklist of mammals occuring in the Uluguru Mountains*.

Double underlining:	Endemic to the Uluguru Mountains according to Collar and Stuart (1988).
Single underlining:	Endemic to the Eastern Arc.
On the IUCN list:	On the 1994 IUCN Red List of Threatened Animals (IUCN 1994). Some of these species (those with codes K and I) are not well known and although it is thought that they are probably threatened they have not been given a formal threat status by IUCN.
CITES:	On the CITES list (Skov- og Naturstyrelsen 1987)

INSECTIVORA

Chrysochloris stuhlmanni tropichalis^F,G	Golden Mole
Crocidura bicolor^F
C. fumosa
C. gracilipes
C. hirta
C. (flavescens) martiensseni
C. monax^A,on the IUCN list (K)
C. telfordi^F,G,Hutterer (1986),on the IUCN list (K)
Myosorex geata^F,G,on the IUCN list (K)
Sylvisorex howelli howelli^F,G,Jenkins (1984),on the IUCN list (K)
Rhynchocyon peters^F,G,on the IUCN list (R)	Black and Rufous Elephant Shrew
Petrodromus tetradactylus tetradactylus
(P. rovumae nigriseta^B)

CHIROPTERA

Rousettus lanosus kempi	Mountain Fruit Bat
Nycteris thebaica
N. hispida
N. thebaica
Rhinolophus landeri lobatus
Hipposideros caffer caffer
Myotis welwitschii venustus
Pipistrellus kuhlii fuscatus
P. nanus nanus
Scotophilus viridis viridis
Chalinolobus argentatus
Kerivoula africana^on the IUCN list (EX?)	(There is some debate on whether this species occurs)
Miniopterus shreibersi arenarius

PRIMATES

Galago crassicaudatus crassicaudatus	Greater Galago
G. zanzibaricus^on the IUCN list (V),C,F,G	Zanzibar Galago
Cercopithecus mitis kibonotensis^F	Blue Monkey
Colobus (polycomos) angolensis palliatus^F	Black and White Colobus

CARNIVORA

Aonyx capensis	African Clawless Otter
Civettictis civetta	African Civet
Genetta tigrina	Blotched Genet
Nandinia binotata^F	Palm Civet
Herpestes sanguineus	Slender Mongoose
Felis serval	Serval Cat
Panthera pardus^on the IUCN list (I),CITES	Leopard

HYRACOIDEA

Dendrohyrax validus terricola^F,G,on the IUCN list (I)	Tree Hyrax
(Dendrohyrax validus schusteri^D,G	Tree Hyrax)

ARTIODACTYLA

Potamochoerus porcus	Bush-Pig
Cephalophus harvei harvei^F	Harvey's Red Duiker
C. monticola schusteri^CITES,F	Blue Duiker
C. spadix^IUCN List (V),F,G	Abbot's Duiker
Neostragus moschatus	Suni
Tragelaphus scriptus	Bushbuck

RODENTIA

Paraxerus ochraceus ochraceus
P. palliatus^F,G
Funisciurus (Paraxerus) lucifer byatti^F,G
Anomalurus derbianus orientalis^CITES,F	Lord Derby's Anomalure
Grammomys surdaster surdaster
Dasymys incomtus
Pelomys fallax iridiscens
Lemniscomys griselda
Rattus rattus	Black Rat
R. jacksoni jacksoni^H
R. taitae^H
R. carillus weileri^H
R. coucha victoridae^H
Mus minutoides
Lophuromys flavopunctatus^F
L. sikapusi^F
Cricetomys gambianus
Dendromus mesomelas
Otomys denti^F,E

v *The checklist is based on Swynnerton and Hayman (1950). Species names have been revised according to Honacki et al. (1982), Kingdon (1971, 1974, 1977, 1979 and 1982) and Meester and Setzer (1971). One newly described species (Jenkins 1984) and one new subspecies (Hutterer 1986) of insectivore have been added.

A. According to Kingdon (1974), Crocidura monax occurs on Mt. Kilimanjaro only. However, it is included because specimens attributable to the species-group within which it occurs are known from the Ulugurus.

B. According to Honacki et al. (1982) Petrodromus rovumae is now included in P. tetradactylus as P. t. rovumae subsp.

C. Swynnerton and Hayman (1950) mention two subsp. of galagos: Galago demidovii orinus and Galago senegalensis zanzibaricus which according to Kingdon (1971) are both synonymous with Galago zanzibaricus. According to P. Honess (in litt. 1994) the bushbaby previously named as Galago demidovii orinus is a dwarf galago but certainly not a demidovii. Research into this form and a lowland evergreen forest dwarf bushbaby (found at Kimboza) is ongoing to determine their phylogenetic relationships within the group and to name them correctly.

D. Kingdon (1971) does not recognise Dendrohyrax validus schusteri as a separate subspecies but believes that this single individual may be a hybrid between D. validus and Heterohyrax brucei. This seems odd as Heterohyrax brucei is not reported from the Ulugurus.

E. Otomys kempi is now included in O. denti according to Honacki et al. (1982).

F. Forest-dependent (Kingdon and Howell 1993).

G. Restricted to eastern and southwestern Tanzania (Kingdon and Howell 1993).

H. These species are not included in Honarcki et al. (1982) and are therefore treated under the names used by Swynnerton and Hayman (1950).