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This document provides information about bat anatomy terminology and classifications. It lists various terms used to describe parts of bat wings and ears. It then outlines the suborders and families of bats, including examples of species within the families Phyllostomidae, Mormoopidae, Molossidae, and Vespertilionidae.
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- 1. Mammalogy Lab 6 Chiroptera
- 2. Bat Diagram
- 3. Terminology Uropatagium- Patagium between hind legs, includes tail if present. Propatagium- patagium extending from shoulder to wrist, anterior to upper arm and forearm. Plagiopatagium- patagium between body and fifth digit. Dactylopatagium- patagium between digits. Calcar- cartilaginous spur in uropatagium extending from ankle; helps support uropatagium. Tragus- fleshy lobe projecting from inner margin of pinnae Antitragus- fleshy lobe on outer margin of pinnae Noseleaf-fleshy lobe on nose.
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- 6. Order Chiroptera Suborder Yangochiroptera Family Myzopodidae-old world sucker footed bat Family Phyllostomidae- New world leaf-nosed bat Artibeusjamaicensis-Jamaican fruit-eating bat Brachyphyllacavernarum-Antillean fruit-eating bat Macrotuscalifornicus- California leaf-nosed bat Phyllostomus discolor-Pale spear-nosed bat Urodermabilobatum- tent-making bat
- 13. Order Chiroptera Suborder Yangochiroptera Family Mormoopidae Mormoopsmegalophylla- ghost faced bat Family Natalidae- funnel-eared bats Family molossidae- free tailed bats Eumopsunderwoodi- Underwood’s bonneted bat Molossusrufus- black mastiff bat Tadariabrasiliensis- Brazilian free-tailed bat
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