Monza alberti Holland 1896

Monza alberti Holland, 1896 This species is widespread through the tropical rain forest belt from Sierra Leone to western Kenya (Evans 1937, Ackery et al . 1995) and north-western Tanzania (Congdon & Collins 1998). Holland (1896) gives the type localities as valley of the Ogové [Gabon], Cameroon, and Sierra Leone. Evans (1937) notes some variation in spotting and size of adults and illustrates five pairs of different male claspers. Lindsey & Miller (1965) examined a range of material from West Africa and found that the slightly asymmetrical claspers of male genitalia fall into ‘a numbe... Mehr ...