2017
DOI: 10.24188/recia.v9.n2.2017.557
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Reporte del vampiro de patas peludas Diphylla ecaudata Spix, 1823 (Chiroptera: Desmodontinae) para el Chocó biogeográfico colombiano

Abstract: It is reported a new record of the hairy-legged vampire Diphylla ecaudata (SPIX, 1823) in the Choco region of Colombia, of which are known only few studies in the country, registered in the departments of Magdalena (1900), Vaupés (1966), Meta (1970), Caquetá (1999) y Amazonas (2016. This registry is based on two specimens that were properly analyzed and due to its curiosity, discusses the available information on this species in the country in terms of its distribution and ecology, based on specimens in collec… Show more

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“…In Mexico, it can be found from southern Tamaulipas (Elizalde-Arellano et al 2007; Ceballos and Arroyo 2012) and San Luis Potosí (Wilson et al 1985), southward through part of Guanajuato (Magaña-Cota et al 2010), Puebla (Vargas-Miranda et al 2008), Veracruz (Martínez-Gallardo and Sánchez-Cordero 1997; Coates et al 2017), Oaxaca (Briones-Salas et al 2015), Chiapas (Horvath et al 2001; Cruz-Lara et al 2004; Escobedo et al 2005; Lorenzo et al 2017), Yucatán (Arita 1997), and Quintana Roo (Pozo de la and Escobedo 1999). It is distributed continuously throughout Central America in Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama (Dalquest and Hall 1947; Jones 1966; McCarthy 1987; Sampaio et al 2016), and into South America, with records in Venezuela (Ojasti and Linares 1971; Handley 1976), Colombia (Aellen 1970; Castro 2016; Echavarría et al 2017), Ecuador (Albuja, 1983), Bolivia (Siles et al 2003), Perú (Tuttle 1970; Graham and Barkley 1984; Hutterer et al 1995; Solari et al 2001; Quintana and Pacheco 2007), and Brazil, where there are reports of its presence in 20 states, including the Amazon State and the Federal District (Esbérard et al 2005; Faria et al 2006; Feijó and Langguth 2011; Rocha et al 2014; Santos and Lopes 2015; see ). It occurs from sea level up to about 1,900 m (Sampaio et al 2016).…”
Section: Distributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Mexico, it can be found from southern Tamaulipas (Elizalde-Arellano et al 2007; Ceballos and Arroyo 2012) and San Luis Potosí (Wilson et al 1985), southward through part of Guanajuato (Magaña-Cota et al 2010), Puebla (Vargas-Miranda et al 2008), Veracruz (Martínez-Gallardo and Sánchez-Cordero 1997; Coates et al 2017), Oaxaca (Briones-Salas et al 2015), Chiapas (Horvath et al 2001; Cruz-Lara et al 2004; Escobedo et al 2005; Lorenzo et al 2017), Yucatán (Arita 1997), and Quintana Roo (Pozo de la and Escobedo 1999). It is distributed continuously throughout Central America in Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama (Dalquest and Hall 1947; Jones 1966; McCarthy 1987; Sampaio et al 2016), and into South America, with records in Venezuela (Ojasti and Linares 1971; Handley 1976), Colombia (Aellen 1970; Castro 2016; Echavarría et al 2017), Ecuador (Albuja, 1983), Bolivia (Siles et al 2003), Perú (Tuttle 1970; Graham and Barkley 1984; Hutterer et al 1995; Solari et al 2001; Quintana and Pacheco 2007), and Brazil, where there are reports of its presence in 20 states, including the Amazon State and the Federal District (Esbérard et al 2005; Faria et al 2006; Feijó and Langguth 2011; Rocha et al 2014; Santos and Lopes 2015; see ). It occurs from sea level up to about 1,900 m (Sampaio et al 2016).…”
Section: Distributionmentioning
confidence: 99%