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Vespertilionidae
(Vesper
and Evening bats)
Twenty-two species of vespertilionids, including the recently-recorded Harpiocephalus harpia (Rickart et al., 1993), are now known from the Philippines. The appearance of a representative species is shown here. Only one species, Myotis rufopictus, is considered to be endemic. Species found in the Philippines: • Glischropus tylopus |
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