This savanna monkey occurs in central and southern Africa. Its species profile highlights open woodland with grasses and also lists riverine and marsh forests and human-modified areas.
The profile describes mature animals with gray-green to warm beige fur, a creamy underside, and olive-colored flanks. Their pale, blotched faces have long cheek whiskers that point upward and backward.
The profile highlights open miombo and mopane woodland with grasses and low plants. It also reports use of riverine and marsh forests and human-modified areas.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.