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Two species of warthog are currently widely recognised, the poorly known desert warthog  Phacochoerus aethiopicus  and the widely distributed common warthog  Phacochoerus africanus . Spatial data for both species were collected during field surveys and from the literature, museums, colleagues, naturalists, local experts, and online resources to assess their biogeography in the Horn of Africa (HoA). Their distributions were overlaid with ArcGIS datasets for altitude, rainfall, temperature, and ecoregions.  Phacochoerus aethiopicus  appears to be restricted to Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia, with no records west of the Eastern Rift Valley (ERV). The estimated current geographic distribution of  P. aethiopicus  is 1,109,000 km 2 .  Phacochoerus africanus  occurs in all five countries of the HoA and has an estimated current geographic distribution in the HoA of 1,213,000 km 2 .  Phacochoerus africanus  appears to be the more adaptable species although  P. aethiopicus  is able to live where mean annual rainfall is more variable. Although both species are allopatric over vast regions, they are sympatric in central east Ethiopia, north Somalia, central Kenya, north coast of Kenya, and southeast Kenya. Both suids remain locally common, their populations are, however, in decline due to the negative impacts on the environment by the rapidly growing human populations in all five countries.

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Biogeography and conservation of desert warthog  Phacochoerus aethiopicus  and common warthog  Phacochoerus africanus  (Artiodactyla: Suidae) in the Horn of Africa