Megaloglossus woermanni Pagenstecher, 1885: 128. Annotated checklist of bats (Mammalia: Chiroptera) of Mount Cameroon, southwestern Cameroon Mongombe, Aaron Manga Fils, Eric Moise Bakwo Tamesse, Joseph Lebel Zoosystema 2020 2020-09-24 42 24 483 514 6QVRH Pagenstecher, 1885 Pagenstecher 1885 [886,1382,1282,1310] Mammalia Pteropodidae Megaloglossus Animalia Chiroptera 11 492 Chordata species woermanni  ( Fig. 5, Table 3)      Megaloglossus woermanni Pagenstecher, 1885: 128.  COMMON NAMES. — English: African Long-tongued Fruit Bats. French: Mégaloglosse de Woermann    MATERIALEXAMINED. — 118 specimens(including original data).  Mount Cameroonarea•  23 specimens; Isobi; 4°07’15”N, 8°59’33”E;  56 m; Martin Eisentrautleg.; SMNS 8166, 8167, 47615, 6614 to 6623, ZFMK 1961. 0626, 0628 to 0635, 1969. 0454•  6 specimens; Buea; 4°09’00”N, 9°12’00”E;  1050 m;  9.I.1958; Martin Eisentrautleg.; SMNS 6608, ZFMK 1969.0482a to 0482e•  9 specimens; Mueli; 4°23’00”N, 9°07’00”E;  600 m;  31.I-10.II.1958; Martin Eisentrautleg.; SMNS 6610 to 6613, ZFMK 1961.0636, 0637, 0191, 0627, 1963.0191•  12 specimens; Victoria; 4°00’46”N, 9°13’13”E;  136 m,  14.XII.1968; Martin Eisentrautleg; ZFMK 1969.0608, 0777a, 0777b, 0787a to 0787f, 1973.0378 to 0380.  Other localities of   Cameroon• 1♀; Nyasoso; 4°49’42”N, 9°40’55”E;  1078 m;  10.I.1954; Martin Eisentrautleg; SMNS 5119• 2 speci- mens; Bitye; 3°01’00”N, 12°22’00”E;  616 m; Rosenbergleg.; ZMB 33340, 033341•  2 specimens; Bipindi; 3°05’00”N, 10°25’00”E;  184 m; Kathke& Zenker Georg Augustleg.; ZMB 38959, 40162.   Equatorial guinea• 1 ♂; San Carlos; ZFMK 1964.0349. ORIGINAL DATA. — 62 individuals ( 41 malesand 21 females) of the long-tongued fruit bat were netted during our field surveys ( Table 1). This specialist nectar and pollen eater was mostly captured in low altitude disturbed and cultivated habitats, though 11 individuals were also netted in undisturbed lowland forest and one in montane scrub ( Table 1). The species had previously been documented on Mount Cameroon( Eisentraut 1963, 1973; Hayman & Hill 1971; Fedden & MacLeod 1986).  HABITATS AND DISTRIBUTION. — This species is widespread in Central Afri ca but marginal to Southern Africa.According to Bergmans (1997), it typically inhabits lowland tropical rainforest, although it has also been recorded from swamp forest, Mangrove forest and mosaic forest-grassland habitats where it commonly forages in cultivated area adjacent to forest.  REMARK. — Recent studies based on molecular analyses revealed that  Megaloglossus woermannifrom the Upper GuineaForest are highly divergent from those of the CongoBasin Forest. Upper Guinean forest specimens formerly included in  Megaloglossus woermanniare now placed in a distinct species,  Megaloglossus azagnyi, sp. nov.( Nesi et al.2013). 2866751378 MATERIAL Mount Cameroon Cameroon 11 492 118 2866751410 Martin Eisentraut Cameroon 56 4.1208334 Isobi 21 8.9925 11 492 23 2866751346 1958-01-09 Martin Eisentraut Cameroon 1050 4.15 Buea 21 9.2 11 492 6 2866751422 1958-01-31 1958-02-10 1958-01-31 Martin Eisentraut Cameroon 600 4.383333 Mueli 21 9.116667 11 492 9 2866751360 1968-12-14 Martin Eisentraut Cameroon 136 4.012778 Victoria 21 9.220278 11 492 12 2866751329 1954-01-10 Martin Eisentraut Cameroon 1078 4.8283334 Nyasoso 21 9.681945 11 492 1 1 2866751429 Rosenberg Cameroon 616 3.0166667 Bitye 21 12.366667 11 492 1 2866751340 Kathke & Zenker Georg August Cameroon 184 3.0833333 Bipindi 21 10.416667 11 492 2 2866751320 [813,1365,1926,1954] San Carlos Equatorial Guinea Equatorial guinea 11 492 1 1