Pendlebury's roundleaf bat, Hipposideros pendleburyi, also called Pendlebury's leaf-nosed bat, is endemic to Thailand and is found in limestone karst areas. It was previously considered a subspecies of the lesser great leaf-nosed bat and has now been raised to a full species. The Mammal Diversity Database gives the type locality as a cave near the foot of Khao Ram in Nakhon Si Thammarat, in peninsular Thailand. It is a large bat, with a forearm of 75 to 81 millimetres and a weight of 24 to 40 grams. The database lists it as a living species of the Indomalayan realm with an IUCN status of Vulnerable.
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Population Trend System (Realm) ThreatsEnergy Production and Mining 1 ThreatsHuman Intrusions and Disturbance 1 Living or Extinct Conservation Status Connections
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Source Hipposideros pendleburyi (Wikipedia)
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Source Mammal Diversity Database: Hipposideros pendleburyi (Mammal Diversity Database)Taxon page, Country distribution, ThailandQuote, Taxon page, Country distribution, Thailand
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1. Hipposideros pendleburyi (Wikipedia)
Article text, population
The population is in continuing decline, mostly due to habitat disturbance.
Article text, threats
The population is in continuing decline, mostly due to habitat disturbance.
Article text, threats, threats
The roosts face disturbance from limestone quarrying and other human activity.
Article text, habitat
It roosts in limestone caves with colonies of 3-800 individuals.
Child Taxon Of: Hipposideridae, Lead, family
is a species of bat in the family Hipposideridae
In Group: Bats (Chiroptera), Lead, everyday group
is a species of bat in the family Hipposideridae
View the Source2. Mammal Diversity Database: Hipposideros pendleburyi (Mammal Diversity Database)
Mammal Diversity DatabaseTaxon page, IUCN Red List status
IUCN Red List status Vulnerable
Taxon page, Species status
Species status Living
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