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Free-tailed Bats and Mastiff Bats (Molossidae) | |
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| Molossus [1] |
| Nyctinomops [3] |
| Cheiromeles [2] |
| Mops [1] |
| Otomops [2] |
| Eumops [5] |
| Mormopterus [1] |
| Promops [1] |
| Molossops [1] |
| Myopterus [1] |
| Tadarida [5] |
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Familia Molossidae
Населяют разнообразные ландшафты от пустынь до лиственных лесов, не избегая антропогенных угодий; в горах до 3100 м над уровнем моря. Насекомоядны, охотятся обычно на большой высоте, полет стремительный. В полете издают слабо частотно-модулированные эхолокационные сигналы очень высокой интенсивности. Убежища – пещеры, скальные трещины, обшивка крыш человеческих построек, дупла и т. п. Образуют колонии от нескольких десятков до многих тысяч особей. [rus] |
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Brazilian Free-tailed Bat
The Brazilian free-tailed bat is found throughout California. Mostly absent from high Sierra Nevada (from Tehama to Tulare cos.) and the north coastal region (from Del Norte and Siskiyou cos. to northern Sonoma Co). This species is common in California and may be locally abundant. [eng] |
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Free-tailed Bats and Mastiff Bats
This family of 16 genera and 86 species is found in the warmer parts of the world, from southern Europe and southern Asia south through Africa and Malaysia and east to the Fiji Islands, and from the central United States south through the West Indies, Mexico, and Central America to the southern half of South America. The [eng] |
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Familia molossidae
List of species. [eng | spa] |
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