- mountains, the
Afromontane forest or
woodland zone
transitions to a
higher Afroalpine zone of gr****lands, shrublands, or moorlands. The
plant families Curtisiaceae...
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generalist feeders, the
Ethiopian wolf is a
highly specialised feeder of
Afroalpine rodents with very
specific habitat requirements. It is one of the world's...
- The
afroalpine vlei rat (Otomys orestes) is a
species of
rodent in the
family Muridae. It is
found in the high
moorlands of Kenya. In
Musser and Carleton...
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their similar water economy.
Water is not
always readily available to the
afroalpine plants when they need it. In addition,
nightly frosts affect the sap transport...
- sections,
Montane forest (1900-3000m),
Ericaceous Belt or Sub
Afroalpine (2700-3700m) and the
Afroalpine (3700-5433m).
Within the
Montane forest there are Juniper...
-
lower elevations by the
Albertine Rift
montane forests ecoregion. The
Afroalpine flora of the
higher altitudes have much in
common with the East African...
- of the plateau, from
approximately 3800 to 4377 meters, is
covered by
Afroalpine vegetation,
including Helichrysum shrublands,
tussock gr****lands with...
-
meters elevation lie the high
Ethiopian montane moorlands, the
largest Afroalpine region in Africa. The
montane moorlands lie
above the tree line, and consist...
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Large vlei rat,
Otomys maximus Western vlei rat,
Otomys occidentalis Afroalpine vlei rat,
Otomys orestes Saunder's vlei rat,
Otomys saundersiae Simien...
- {{cite book}}: |journal=
ignored (help) Hedberg, Olov (1964). "Features of
Afroalpine Plant Ecology". Acta
Phytogeographica Suecica. 49: 1–144. Smith, Alan...
