. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. BONNER ZOOLOGISCHE MONOGRAPHIEN Nr. 55/2009 Central. Entebbe (BMNH; DeBeaux 1922, Kock 1969, Ogen-Odoi 1983); Kabanyola (DAS); Kata- lemwa (DAS, ROM); Kyambogo (BMNH). N Buganda. Bussu (MSNG, DeBeaux 1922); Korne I (DeBeaux 1922); Kyagwe I (DeBeaux 1922); Mit- iama (MUZM, Festa 1909). Busoga. Busoga (DeBeaux 1926); Lugala (ROM). Eastern. Sukulu (ROM); Mt Kokanjero (BMNH); Mbale (DeBeaux 1926). Karamoja. Lotome (Watson 1951). Nile. Arua (ROM); Moyo (ROM). Measurements. (Katalemwa) HB 41-47; T 29-35; HF 6-7; E 10-11; FA 29-30; SK ; XZ ;


. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. BONNER ZOOLOGISCHE MONOGRAPHIEN Nr. 55/2009 Central. Entebbe (BMNH; DeBeaux 1922, Kock 1969, Ogen-Odoi 1983); Kabanyola (DAS); Kata- lemwa (DAS, ROM); Kyambogo (BMNH). N Buganda. Bussu (MSNG, DeBeaux 1922); Korne I (DeBeaux 1922); Kyagwe I (DeBeaux 1922); Mit- iama (MUZM, Festa 1909). Busoga. Busoga (DeBeaux 1926); Lugala (ROM). Eastern. Sukulu (ROM); Mt Kokanjero (BMNH); Mbale (DeBeaux 1926). Karamoja. Lotome (Watson 1951). Nile. Arua (ROM); Moyo (ROM). Measurements. (Katalemwa) HB 41-47; T 29-35; HF 6-7; E 10-11; FA 29-30; SK ; XZ ; XMST ; XIO ; CM^ ; M^M^ One of the most commonly collected bats in Uganda, probably in all forested areas, and common in adjacent parts of all neighboring countries. There is considerable variation in fur color, with generally dark individuals from rain forest zones and paler, brighter ones in savanna woodland; juveniles quite dark. However we are not convinced that Pipistrellus helios is conspecific, contra Koopman (1975, 1994). Hill & Harrison (1987) found appreciable difference in the baculum, also the Type series of P. helios and others from N Kenya and S Somalia differ in aver- age smaller skulls, more bifid inner incisors and pink- ish rather than blackish ears. We have not seen spec- imens from Uganda that seem to represent P. helios, although it is expected in NE Uganda. DeBeaux (1922) lists a number of P. nanus juveniles taken on Sesse Island (?June), and two sets of twin embryos; from near Kampala (DAS) includes embryos 28 March, males in breeding condition in Feb. and March. Kityo & Kerbis (1996) list condition of matu- rity of several examples, and a pregnant 9 in June from Semliki forest. Special Literature. Lausen & Barclay (2005). Pipistrellus hesperidus fuscatus. Figs. 27A, C, 28F, H, R Vespertilio hesperidaTtmmmc\i 1840 "Monographies de Mammalogie ... dans les ... Musees de I'; 2: 211; (van der Hoek/d'


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