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122 Sunderland-Groves and Maisels Appendix 1 (cont.). Mammal checklist of Takamanda Forest Reserve, Cameroon. Species Common Name Year collected Takamanda: the Biodiversity of an African Rainforest # Dry skins Specimens examined by Area of Collection Genetta tigrina Blotched genet 1932/1933 6 RD Mamfe, Kembong, N’dekwa, Victoria Mamfe, Eshobi, Victoria, Nandinia binotata African palm civet 1932/1933 21 RD Mbilishi (=Mblishe), Mkani (Obrubra div.) Herpestes naso Long-snouted mongoose 1932/1933 3 RD Mamfe, Okoyong, Mainyu bridge (= Manyu bridge) Atilax paludinosus Marsh mongoose 1932 2 RD Mamfe Crossarchus obscurus Cusimanse 1932/1933 6 RD Mamfe, Bachua etia, Nko (Abrubra div.?), Mainyu bridge (=Manyu bridge), Bakebe Bdeogale nigripes Black-legged mongoose 1932/1933 3 RD Mamfe, Bashauo Anomalurus derbianus Lord Derby’s anomalure 1932/1933 9 RD Bassor, Bashor II, Bashaou, Bashor, Eshobi, Mamfe div. Anomalurus beecrofti Beecroft’s anomalure 1932/1933 5 RD Eshobi, Mamfe Idiurus macrotis Long-eared flying mouse 1932/1933 7 RD Eshobi, Besong Abang, Tinta, Idiurus zenkeri Zenker’s flying mouse 1933 1 RD Eshobi Protoxerus stangeri African giant squirrel 1932/1933 12 RD Okoyong, Mainyu-Bali Mamfe, Eshobi, Tinta Heliosciurus rufobrachium Funisciurus Red-legged sun squirrel 1933 12 RD Tinta, Mkpani (Obrubra div.) Nko auriculatus (oliviae) Rope squirrel 1933 2 RD Mamfe Eshobi Funisciurus Rope squirrel auriculatus (boydi) Funisciurus 1933 1 RD Tinta leucostigma (talboti) Rope squirrel 1932/1933 11 RD Mamfe, Ekuri (Obrubra), Nko Aethosciurus poensis 1933 2 RD Mamfe, Bashor Mamfe Myosciurus pumilio African pygmy squirrel - - RD SPECIMEN NOT FOUND AT BM Oenomys hypoxanthus Rusty-nosed rat 1932/1933 10 RD Mamfe, Assumbo, Bashor Mamfe Continued
Large mammals assessment Appendix 1 (cont.). Mammal checklist of Takamanda Forest Reserve, Cameroon. Species Common Name Year collected Lophuromys sikapusi Hylomyscus alleni (canus) # Dry skins Specimens examined by Brush-furred mouse 1932 5 RD Mamfe African wood mouse 1932/1933 8 RD Stochomys Target rat - - RD Thamnomys rutilans Malacomys longipes Hybomys univittatus Broad-footed thicket rat 1933 1 RD Mamfe-Eshobi Long-footed rat 1932/1933 12 RD Area of Collection 123 Mamfe, Besong Abang, Eshobi, Eschobi-Mamfe bush SPECIMEN NOT FOUND AT BM Mamfe-Eshobi bush, Mamfe, Eshobi Hump-nosed mouse 1932/1933 4 RD Mamfe, Assumbo Mastomys coucha Multimammate rat 1932/1933 18 RD Mamfe, Assumbo, Tinta, Cricetomys gambianus Giant-pouched rat 1933 1 RD Bachania Assumbo area Cricetomys emini Giant-pouched rat 1932/1933 9 RD Lemniscomys striatus Mamfe, Bashauo, Bashor II, Assumbo, Tinta, Atolo Zebra mouse 1932/1933 11 RD Mamfe, Mamfe-Eshobi Praomys tullbergi Soft-furred rat 1932/1933 31 RD Atherurus africanus Brush-tailed porcupine 1932 4 RD Mamfe Tinta, Mamfe, Eshobi, Assumbo, Bakebe SI/MAB Series #8, 2003
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