The Type‐Localities of some African Mammals.

Mammalogy in the Republic of Guinea: an overview of research from 1946 to 1996, a preliminary check‐list and a summary of research recommendations for the future

“…It is sometimes difficult to be certain that many of the pre-twentieth century collections which cite 'Guine', relate to the current geographical locale, as the term then had a much broader usage (see also Moreau et al, 1945). For example, Temminck's (1 853) report 'Esqtrisses Zoologique sur la C d e de Guind' focused on today's Ghana (and was heavily based on the work of Hendrik Pel, see Holthius, 1968), and de Rochebrune (1883) used a similar appellation for an area which included what are now the Gambia and Guinea Bissau and much of today's Senegal.…”

Metapogonia snizeki sp. nov. and a previously unknown female of M. elgonensis (Burgeon, 1945) (Coleoptera, Scarabaeidae, Melolonthinae, Diplotaxini)

“…The holotype of M. elgonensis was collected by Leon Bayer during his 1914 expedition to eastern Africa in the so called “Junction Camp” ( Bayer 1923 ). According to Moreau et al (1946) , the “Junction Camp” was built on a foothill of Mount Elgon in Kenya, the coordinates of the location are approximately 1°7'N, 34°50'E .…”

Southern African Mammals 1758 to 1951: A Reclassification

“…"Livingstonia, 4000 ft., Nyasaland. This is about io° 35' S. on the west side of Lake Nyasa" (Moreau, Hopkins & Hayman, 1946). Based on one specimen with badly broken skull.…”

“…Based on one specimen with badly broken skull. (Moreau, Hopkins & Hayman, 1946). Hill & Carter record a specimen from Humpata, Angola.…”