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Mouse-tailed Bats, or Long-tailed Bats (Rhinopomatidae) | |
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Rhinopomatidae Family
Long-tailed bats have large, simple, cup-shaped ears joined at the base by a fleshy band across the forehead. There is a small tragus (fleshy ear outgrowth). [eng] |
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Rhinopomatidae
Classification. [eng] |
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Rhinopoma: Mouse-tailed Bats, or Long-tailed Bats
The bats of this genus are the only ones in the suborder Microchiroptera with a tail nearly as long as the head and body combined. The tail membrane is extremely short and narrow. The large ears, connected by a band of skin across the forehead, extend beyond the nostrils when the ears are laid forward. [eng] |
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