“…The evolution of high bite force is one outstanding trait of short‐faced bats (Dumont et al., ), but the differences between these and remaining lineages in the subfamily Stenodermatinae are not limited to feeding ecology and may encompass roosting behaviour. The importance of roosting ecology to diversity of species in this subfamily has been highlighted recently, as virtually all phyllostomids known to roost in leaves, and all tent‐making lineages, are stenodermatines (Voss, Fleck, Strauss, Velazco, & Simmons, ). Outside Sturnira , stenodermatines tend to have faces and/or dorsa disrupted by white lines (Rodríguez‐Herrera, Medellin, & Timm, ), colour patterns generally though to contribute to crypsis in vegetation roosts (Santana, Dial, Eiting, & Alfaro, ), and many of these species also roost in tents.…”