-
patagium that
stretches between an animal's hind
limbs is
called the
uropatagium (especially in bats) or the
interfemoral membrane. In bats, the skin...
- the legs,
possibly connecting to or
incorporating the tail,
called the
uropatagium; the
extent of this
membrane is not certain, as
studies on
Sordes seem...
- calcar, as not all bats have a well-developed
uropatagium. Of the bats that have a
developed uropatagium, most, but not all, have a calcar. The Kitti's...
- tail can be
almost half its
total length and is not
attached to its
uropatagium. It has been
claimed to have the
fastest horizontal speed of any animal...
- that the
membrane does not sag when it is walking. The
propatagium and
uropatagium serve to
provide extra lift for Pteromyini.
While the
propatagium is...
- side. The wing
surface extends between the legs, a
membrane known as a
uropatagium, and the
structure of
these is a
characteristic in many of the genera...
-
makeup of a
specific bat wing.
Specifically demonstrating the tibia,
uropatagium, keel, calcar, tail, and hind foot (being held in
between the fingers)...
-
prominent nose-leaf. They have a wide
membrane between the hind legs, or
uropatagium, but no tail. Many
species are a drab
brown in color, but some are white...
- that of the
common vampire bat, at two-thirds the size by m****. Its
uropatagium is
narrow and very furry; as its
species name indicates, it
lacks a tail...
- are vestigial, though, and
older individuals sometimes lose them. The
uropatagium and
forearms are sp****ly furred. From nose to tail, they are approximately...
