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petioles are
flattened and
widened to
become phyllodes (also
known as
phyllodia or cladophylls) and the true
leaves may be
reduced or absent. Thus, the...
- "Geographic
variation in a
South American clade of
mormoopid bats,
Pteronotus (
Phyllodia), with
description of a new species".
Journal of Mammalogy. 99 (3): 624–645...
- The
pristine mustached bat (Pteronotus (
Phyllodia) pristinus) is an
extinct Late
Quaternary species of bat in the
endemic Neotropical family Mormoopidae...
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producing carnivorous leaves, and
instead produces flat, non-carnivorous
phyllodia. This is
probably an
adaptation to low
light levels and
insect scarcity...
- "Geographic
variation in a
South American clade of
mormoopid bats,
Pteronotus (
Phyllodia), with
description of a new species".
Journal of Mammalogy. 99 (3): 624–645...
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mustached bat (P. personatus)
Sooty mustached bat (P. quadridens)
Subgenus Phyllodia Paraguana moustached bat (P. paraguanensis) Parnell's
mustached bat (P...
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Pteronotus quadridens (Gundlach, 1860) –
sooty mustached bat
Subgenus Phyllodia Gray, 1843
Pteronotus paraguanensis (Linares & Ojasti, 1974) – Paraguana...
- List of
Threatened Species 2016.
Retrieved 29
December 2017.
Pteronotus (
Phyllodia) parnellii.
Mammal Species of the World. Bucknell.edu.
Retrieved 29 December...
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mustached bat (P. personatus)
Sooty mustached bat (P. quadridens)
Subgenus Phyllodia Paraguana moustached bat (P. paraguanensis) Parnell's
mustached bat (P...
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begin to
wither and the
plants produce non-carnivorous
leaves called phyllodia,
which play a role in the
economics of
carnivory in
these species. Since...
