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“…The primary reference for the occurrence of the species in Brazil is, therefore, LaVal (1973a). 42 Although recorded for Brazil since 2010 (Passos et al 2010), only recently Myotis dinellii was formally raised to the species level, distinct from Myotis levis (Miranda et al 2013). 43 Myotis guaycuru was recently confirmed as a junior synonym of Myotis simus by Moratelli et al (2011b); therefore, the original description of M.…”
Section: As a Subspecies Of Dermanura Glauca (Referred As Artibeus Glmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary reference for the occurrence of the species in Brazil is, therefore, LaVal (1973a). 42 Although recorded for Brazil since 2010 (Passos et al 2010), only recently Myotis dinellii was formally raised to the species level, distinct from Myotis levis (Miranda et al 2013). 43 Myotis guaycuru was recently confirmed as a junior synonym of Myotis simus by Moratelli et al (2011b); therefore, the original description of M.…”
Section: As a Subspecies Of Dermanura Glauca (Referred As Artibeus Glmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several samples had been examined in prior studies; for those cases we used the most recently published identification. Vouchers were identified using (Moratelli et al 2013; York et al 2019) as guides, in conjunction with descriptions of new species that have been named more recently (Larsen et al 2012b; Miranda et al 2013; Moratelli et al 2013; Moratelli and Wilson 2014; Moratelli et al 2016 Dec 15; Barquez et al 2017; Moratelli et al 2017; Moratelli et al 2019; Carrión-Bonilla and Cook 2020; Novaes et al 2021).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That study also found that M. nigricans, a species widespread throughout South America, could be as many as twelve distinct cryptic lineages. Since then, from within M. nigricans, nine new species have been recognized (M. dinelli, M. clydejonesi, M. bakeri, M. handleyi, M. attenboroughi, M. izecksohni, M. lavali, M. diminutus, M. larensis, M. midastactus, and M. nyctor) (Larsen et al 2012b;Miranda et al 2013;Moratelli et al 2013; UNRAVELING THE MYOTIS MORASS 5 Moratelli and Wilson 2014;Moratelli et al 2016 Dec 15;Barquez et al 2017;Moratelli et al 2017;Carrión-Bonilla and Cook 2020;Novaes et al 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The little yellow bat Myotis dinellii Thomas 1902 has been treated as a subspecies of both Myotis chiloensis (Waterhouse 1840) and Myotis levis (I. Geoffroy St.-Hilaire 1824) (see Cabrera 1958, LaVal 1973, Barquez et al 1999, Simmons 2005. We follow Miranda et al (2013) who, using morphometric techniques and comparative analysis with M. levis, proposed to treat M. dinellii as a full species (see also Teta et al 2018). The type locality of the little yellow bat is Tucumán (Tucumán province, Argentina) and its distribution encompasses Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina (Barquez 2006, Passos et al 2010, Moratelli and Wilson 2011, Miranda et al 2013.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We follow Miranda et al (2013) who, using morphometric techniques and comparative analysis with M. levis, proposed to treat M. dinellii as a full species (see also Teta et al 2018). The type locality of the little yellow bat is Tucumán (Tucumán province, Argentina) and its distribution encompasses Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina (Barquez 2006, Passos et al 2010, Moratelli and Wilson 2011, Miranda et al 2013. The southernmost locality recorded to date is in Neuquén province, and does not reach 39° S (Confluencia, Neuquén, Argentina; Barquez et al 1999).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%