Una nueva especie colombiana del género Diclidurus (Mammalia: Chiroptera): Diclidurus Ingens
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Hace algún tiempo el doctor Jorge Boshell Manrique capturó un ejemplar de murciélago del género Diclidurus cuyos caracteres indican que aparentemente corresponde a una especie previamente no descrita. Por primera vez se registra así la presencia de este género en Colombia, del cual se reconocen actualmente otras dos especies: D. albus (1), cuya distribución conocida comprende las Guayanas y el Brasil (Estados de Amazonas, Baía y Espirito Santo), y D. virgo (2) repartida a través de Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica y Panamá, lo cual hacia indudable la presencia de este género en territorio colombiano.
Además es muy posible que la distribución de D, albus comprenda la Orinoquia y la Amazonía colombiana. y por tanto coexista dicha especie con D, ingens en la Alta Amazonia.
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