Afrixalus morerei Dubois 1986

A small Afrixalus (males 21–23 mm) from the open grasslands in the Udzungwas. Dorsum light with a pair of parallel dark dorsolateral lines from behind the eye to the groin where they merge into the dark lateral bands. No dark occipital patch (headspot). Dorsal asperities minute, weak or absent. Voice a buzzing. This account was taken from "Treefrogs of Africa" by Arne Schiøtz with kind permission from Edition Chimaira (http://www.chimaira.de/) publishers, Frankfurt am Main.

Only known from a few localities in the Udzungwa Mountains, Tanzania, where it is common. It probably also occurs in the Uluguru Mountains. A form from very open grassland and farmland at rather high altitudes.

The voice is a long, even buzzing, possibly with a somewhat lower frequency-intensity maximum than that of A. delicatus.