Phyllostomidae
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Names and connections
American leaf-nosed bats; Leaf-nosed bats, American; Leaf-nosed bats, Neotropical; Leaf-nosed bats, New World; Neotropical leaf-nosed bats; New World leaf-nosed bats; Phyllostomatidae; Phyllostomid bats; Phyllostomids
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- Narrower: Chiroderma
- Narrower: Choeroniscus
- Narrower: Choeronycteris
- Narrower: Ectophylla
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- Narrower: Leptonycteris
- Narrower: Micronycteris
- Narrower: Phyllostomus
- Narrower: Platyrrhinus
- Narrower: Stenoderma
- Narrower: Sturnira
- Narrower: Tonatia
- Narrower: Trachops
- Narrower: Uroderma
- Narrower: Vampyressa
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Morton address: 10090385608750024256 · morton4x16-v1
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