| 1 — These two distinct species have not yet been named and were not distinguished in previous surveys (see Monadjem et al., 2013 b for further details); 2 — This probably represents a distinct species Miniopterus villiersi restricted to West Africa (Fahr et al., 2006); 3 — This species was mentioned by Fahr (2013 e) from the Liberian side of Mt Nimba; 4 — This may represent a distinct species Mops leonis (Monadjem and Fahr, 2007). 5 — This may represent a distinct species Rhinolophus alticolus (Monadjem and Fahr, 2007); 6 — This may represent a distinct species Pipistrellus bellieri (Fahr, 2013 c); 7 — This represents a new species that is currently being described (R. Hutterer, personal communication); 8 — This represents a recently described species (Decher et al., 2015); 9 — This taxon may be conspecific with Pipistrellus grandidieri, which is currently only known from East Africa (Thorn et al., 2007); 10 — Published records of Pipistrellus kuhlii and P. rusticus from Mount Nimba have been reassigned to P. hesperidus (Monadjem and Fahr, 2007); 11 — The record by Wolton et al. (1982) was originally published as Scotophilus dinganii but reassigned to S. nux by Monadjem and Fahr (2007) |