Specy

Gilded tube-nosed bat

Mammals

Gilded tube-nosed bat (Murina rozendaali) is a species of vesper bat in the family Vespertilionidae, placed in the genus Murina and subfamily Murininae. It was described by J. Edwards Hill & C. M. Francis in 1984. The Mammal Diversity Database gives its type locality as Gomantong, Sabah [Borneo], (5°31' N, 118°04' E). It is recorded from Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand in the Indomalaya realm. That database treats it as a living species and lists its conservation status as Vulnerable. The sources read give little more on its diet, roosting habits or numbers, and none is claimed here.

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Classification
Living or Extinct
Yes 1
Conservation Status
Vulnerable 1
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Vespertilionidae, Taxa
Source Gilded tube-nosed bat (Wikipedia)
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Brunei

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Indonesia

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Malaysia

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Thailand
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1. Mammal Diversity Database: Murina rozendaali (Mammal Diversity Database)
Mammal Diversity Database
  • IUCN Red List status
    Vulnerable
  • Species status
    Living
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Gilded tube-nosed bat (Wikipedia)
  • In Group: Bats (Chiroptera), Lead, bat group
    species of vesper bat
  • Child Taxon Of: Vespertilionidae, Lead, family
    species of vesper bat
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