Mass: 2.0 kg based on Penzhorn et al. 1993

Abundance: 0.06 to 14.29% (median 2.05%)

Latitudinal range: -34.4° to 9.6°

Habitats: (12), tropical/subtropical savanna (6)

Found in 18 samples

Ghana: Mole National Park

Lesotho: Sehonghong (GAP) (Holocene), Sehonghong (GWA) (Holocene), Sehonghong (ALP) (Holocene), Sehonghong (SA) (Holocene), Sehonghong (BARF) (Late Pleistocene), Sehonghong (RF) (Late Pleistocene), Sehonghong (MOS) (Late Pleistocene)

Namibia: Waterberg Plateau Park (surrounding flatlands), Waterberg Escarpment, Waterberg Plateau Park

South Africa: Drakensberg Midlands, Bethlehem, Sibudu Cave (Pinkish Grey Sand) (Late Pleistocene), Blombos Cave (Phase M1) (Late Pleistocene), Blombos Cave (Phase M2) (Late Pleistocene), Blombos Cave (Phase M3) (Late Pleistocene), Blombos Cave (LSA) (Holocene)

♀ body mass	2231.7 kg	N = 27	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♂ body mass	1920.0 kg	N = 144	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♀ ear length	100.8 mm	N = 74	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♂ ear length	100.7 mm	N = 144	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♀ head and body length	528.9 mm	N = 74	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♂ head and body length	465.2 mm	N = 142	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♀ hind foot length	119.9 mm	N = 39	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♂ hind foot length	118.3 mm	N = 57	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♀ tail length	84.0 mm	N = 73	Penzhorn et al. 1993
♂ tail length	81.7 mm	N = 143	Penzhorn et al. 1993

See also Lepus, Lepus alleni, Lepus americanus, Lepus arcticus, Lepus brachyurus, Lepus californicus, Lepus callotis, Lepus capensis, Lepus europaeus, Lepus fagani, Lepus granatensis, Lepus mandshuricus, Lepus nigricollis, Lepus oiostolus, Lepus peguensis, Lepus sp., Lepus spp., Lepus timidus, Lepus tolai, Lepus townsendii, Lepus victoriae