Range
Juliana's golden-mole is endemic to the South African savanna. This restricted-range species has only been recorded from three localities; Pretoria (Bronberg), the Nylsvley region (Northern Province) and southwestern parts of the Kruger National Park (6).
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View a distribution map for this species at UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre.
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Habitat
The preferred habitat is mixed bushveld associated with sandy soils below rocky outcrops (6). Trees such as Burkea africana and Croton gratissimus are associated with these golden-moles when they occur in open and closed woodland. In rocky grassland, the black stick lily (Xerophyta retinervis) is often present, and in scrubland Englerophytum magalismontanum can be found (4).