. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. BONNER ZOOLOGISCHE MONOGRAPHIEN Nr. 55/2009 S Buganda. Bugala I. (FMNH 137480-137488, 137630-137632; MSNG; DeBeaux 1922); Sesse Is (MSNG). Central. Entebbe (BMNH, FMNH 67918-67924, DAS) (?Pye 1972, see also Fenton 1986, Heller 1982, Jones etat 1993); Katalemwa (DAS). N Buganda. Bussu (MSNG, DeBeaux 1922); Bu- vumu I (MSNG, DeBeaux 1922). Measurements. (Budongo, Entebbe) HB 52-55; T 28- 38; HF 8-11; E 14-17; FA 47-53; WTG 10-13; SK ; XZ ; XMST ; CM^ ; M-^M^ Previous work on Hipposideros r^z^r'cannot be definite
. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. BONNER ZOOLOGISCHE MONOGRAPHIEN Nr. 55/2009 S Buganda. Bugala I. (FMNH 137480-137488, 137630-137632; MSNG; DeBeaux 1922); Sesse Is (MSNG). Central. Entebbe (BMNH, FMNH 67918-67924, DAS) (?Pye 1972, see also Fenton 1986, Heller 1982, Jones etat 1993); Katalemwa (DAS). N Buganda. Bussu (MSNG, DeBeaux 1922); Bu- vumu I (MSNG, DeBeaux 1922). Measurements. (Budongo, Entebbe) HB 52-55; T 28- 38; HF 8-11; E 14-17; FA 47-53; WTG 10-13; SK ; XZ ; XMST ; CM^ ; M-^M^ Previous work on Hipposideros r^z^r'cannot be definitely attributed to this form or to H. ruber ru- her: Jobling 1954, Craig & Ssenkubuge 1968, Wil- liams etal. 1978, Theodor 1968, Mutete 1968, 1970; Dulic & Mutete 1974, Okia 1987. However Mute- re's (1970) reproduction study of"//, caffer' in the Entebbe region must have included the present form, although he was unaware of H. ruber also in his 900 examples. He found all births to occur once a year in March-April. DeBeaux (1922) found most Sesse Is 9 pregnant in Feb. Hipposideros ruber ruber. Fig. 13C, PI. 2 Phyllorhina rubra Noack 1893, Zool. Jb. Syst. 7: 586, pi. 18 (14,15); Lugerrunjere (= Ngerengere R., Tan- zania 7°S 38°E). Hipposideros cajfer centralis Andersen 1906, Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist 7 (17): 227; Entebbe, Uganda. Range. Hollister (1918) recognized the distinctness of H. ruber and cited specimens from "Gondokoro, Uganda" (today = extreme S Sudan). DeBeaux (1922) separated his large collection from C Uganda by size but skulls were not studied, and our own brief ex- amination of the same alcohol material left all middle- sized examples undetermined. Pye (1972) found only 1 of 14 Hipposideros at Entebbe with low kHz calls typical of ruber ( kHz) (Fenton 1988, Heller 1992). Fig. 15 displays the Ugandan distri- bution. Western. Budongo (BMNH, FMNH 165161- 165167, LACM, ROM); Busingiro (BMNH); Ma- sindi (LACM); Semliki FR (KitJ^o &
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