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 | Antrozous [3] |
| Kerivoula [2] |
| Pharotis [1] |
| Barbastella [3] |
| Laephotis [1] |
| Philetor [1] |
| Chalinolobus [1] |
| Lasionycteris [6] |
| Pipistrellus [8] |
| Eptesicus [5] |
| Lasiurus [8] |
| Plecotus [6] |
| Euderma [4] |
| Mimetillus [3] |
| Rhogeessa [3] |
| Eudiscopus [1] |
| Miniopterus [3] |
| Scotoecus [1] |
| Glischropus [1] |
| Murina [2] |
| Scotomanes [1] |
| Harpiocephalus [1] |
| Myotis [5] |
| Scotophilus [2] |
| Hesperoptenus [1] |
| Nyctalus [1] |
| Tomopeas [1] |
| Histiotus [1] |
| Nycticeius [7] |
| Tylonycteris [1] |
| Ia [1] |
| Nyctophilus [2] |
| Vespertilio [4] |
| Idionycteris [2] |
| Otonycteris [2] |
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Vespertilionidae Family
To make the family more manageable to taxonomists, some authors split it into subfamilies. Unfortunately, there seems to be little agreement about the composition of these taxa. One scheme (Wilson and Reeder, 1993) employs the following subfamilies: Kerivoulinae (genus Kerivoula), Murininae (Murina and Harpiocephalus, both with tube-like nostrils), Miniopterinae (genus Miniopterus, these have very long 3rd fingers), Tomopeatinae (Tomopeas, with thick, leathery ears like the molossids), Vespertilioninae. [eng] |
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Vespertilionidae
Taxonomy. [eng] |
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Hypsugo - Кожановидные нетопыри
Населяют разнообразные ландшафты от пустынь до лиственных лесов, в горах до 2600 м; могут жить в постройках человека. Насекомоядны, ловят добычу в воздухе. Селятся в постройках человека, дуплах и трещинах скал, предпочитая щелевидные укрытия. [rus] |
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Familia Vespertilionidae
Населяют самые разнообразные ландшафты от пустынь до тропических и бореальных лесов, из рукокрылых активнее всего освоили умеренные области и антропогенные ландшафты (включая города). Преимущественно насекомоядны, охотничьи тактики очень разнообразны. В полете издают частотно-модулированные эхолокационные сигналы. Убежища крайне разнообразны. [rus] |
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Vespertilionid Bats
This family of 42 genera and 355 species has a worldwide distribution in the temperate and tropical regions. These bats range in altitude to the limits of tree growth and from tropical forests to arid areas. Myotis, a member of this family, has the widest distribution of any genus of bats. Koopman (1984b) listed the following five subfamilies: Kerivoulinae, with the genus Kerivoula; Vespertilioninae, with most genera; Murininae, with the genera Murina and Harpiocephalus; Miniopterinae, with the genus Miniopterus; and Tomopeatinae, with the genus Tomopeas. [eng] |
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