Griveaud's long-fingered bat (Miniopterus griveaudi) is a bat of the family Miniopteridae found in the Comoros and Madagascar, in the Afrotropical realm. David Harrison described it in 1959 from Grande Comore as a subspecies, Miniopterus minor griveaudi, of the lesser long-winged bat, and the Mammal Diversity Database now treats it as a full species split from Miniopterus manavi. Its IUCN Red List status is recorded as Not Evaluated. The database also gives the alternative common names Comoros bent-winged bat and Comoros long-fingered bat.
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Source Griveaud's long-fingered bat (Mammal Diversity Database)
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Source Griveaud's long-fingered bat (Mammal Diversity Database)Species page, Country distributionQuote, Species page, Country distribution
Comoros · Madagascar
Also in Geography Atlas: where this subject is found.
Source Griveaud's long-fingered bat (Mammal Diversity Database)Species page, Country distributionQuote, Species page, Country distribution
Comoros · Madagascar
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1. Miniopterus griveaudi (Wikipedia)
Distribution and ecologyQuote, Distribution and ecology
species of Miniopterus generally feed on insects
2. Griveaud's long-fingered bat (Mammal Diversity Database)
Species page, IUCN Red List status
IUCN Red List status Not Evaluated
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Species status Living
Species page, Country distribution
Comoros · Madagascar
In Group: Bats (Chiroptera), Species page, Taxonomy: Order
Order: Chiroptera
Child Taxon Of: Miniopteridae, Species page, Taxonomy: Family
Family: Miniopteridae
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