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.
4. Order Chiroptera Suborder Yinpterochiroptera- Old World Bats Family Pteropodidae- Old World Fruit Bats
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
18. Suborder Yagochiroptera Family Vespertilionidae Antrozouspallidus- pallid bat Corynorhinustownsendii- Townsend’s big eared bat Eptesicusandinus- little black serotine Eptesicusfuscus- big brown bat Lasiurus borealis- red bat Lasiuruscinereus- hoary bat Myotisthysanodes- fringed myotis Myotisvelfier- cave myotis Pipistrellushesperus- Western pipistrelle
