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| Pale gray or brown above, buff below. Wings and interfemoral membrane naked. Enormous ears extend to middle of body when laid back. 2 large glandular lumps on nose. FA 1 1/2–1 7/8" (39–47 mm)FA 1 3/8-1 5/8" (35-42 mm) |
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| Large. Dark-light brown above, usually glossy. Belly paler, with dark hairs at base. Wings and inter-femoral membrane black. No fur on wings. Tragus short, broad, and rounded. FA 1 5/8–2" (42–51 mm) |
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| Mahogany brown, with slight silver frosting. Interfemoral membrane furred above. Ears short and rounded, tragus very short. FA 1 3/8"–1 3/4" (35–45 mm) |
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| Dark brown, with short, thick, wooly fur. Hairs show little to no contrast between base and tip. Toes have long hairs extending beyond tips of claws. Skull has saggital crest. Typical short, rounded tragus. |
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| Reddish brown to dark brown above. No fur on wings or interfemoral membrane. Tragus short and curved. Interfemoral membrane black. FA 1 1/4–1 1/2" (33–39 mm) |
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| Brown, with white tipped fur on the belly. Wings and membrane naked. Large ears extend to middle of back when laid down. 2 large glandular lumps on nose. FA 1 5/8–1 3/4" (40–46 mm) |
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| Rafinesque's Big Eared Bat |
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| Small. Reddish to light brown. Hair tricolored, dark at base, pale in middle, dark at tip. Tragus blunt. FA 1 1/4–1 3/8" (31–35 mm) |
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