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Mouse-eared bat

The mouse-eared bats or myotises are a diverse and widespread genus (Myotis) of bats within the family Vespertilionidae. The noun "myotis" itself is a Neo-Latin construction, from the Greek "muós (meaning "mouse") and "oûs" (meaning ear), literally translating to "mouse-eared".

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Mouse-eared bat

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Mouse-eared bat

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related to Literature cited · 102
Mouse-eared bat → Acta Chiropterologica, Africa, American Museum, American Museum Novitates, Ariadna, Bakwo Fils, Baltimore, Bamba, Borisenko, Caribbean Myotis, China, Chiroptera, Chou, Christie-Linde, Cistugo, Dietz, DNA, European, Evolution, Feng
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Mouse-eared bat → English, Leuconoe, Mouse-eared, The, Their

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myotis bat species allen myotismyotis moratelli vespertilionidae mouse-eared wilson chiroptera batmyotis thomas whiskered peters genus 2005 new geoffroy 2011 miller

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Mouse-eared batrelated to Appearance and behaviorTheir0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Appearance and behaviorEnglish0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Appearance and behaviorThe0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Appearance and behaviorMouse-eared0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Appearance and behaviorLeuconoe0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Literature citedBorisenko0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Literature citedKruskop0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Literature citedIvanova0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Literature citedMammalia0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Literature citedChiroptera0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Literature citedVespertilionidae0.60section
Mouse-eared batrelated to Literature citedVietnam0.60section

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