1As in Bryja et al. 2014 this species may as well
represent M. cf. gratus , which was confirmed in both Minziro and
Kakamega forests (Bryja et al. unpublished data), the two species are
morphologically similar with only genetic data the able to tell them
apart.
2 C. macmillani is now considered an endemic
species in southern Ethiopia, but Malahat and Bryja et al. (unpublished
data) have genomic data showing that genetically very similar taxon
occurs also in Uganda.
3 In the field identified as Scutisorex
somereni, but genomic data revealed it’s very similar to S.
congicus from Semliki (FMNH data).