Chiroderma villosum var. jesupi, Allen, 1900

Garbino, Guilherme S. T., Lim, Burton K. & Tavares, Valéria Da C., 2020, Systematics of big-eyed bats, genus Chiroderma Peters, 1860 (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae), Zootaxa 4846 (1), pp. 1-93 : 54-56

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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4846.1.1

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scientific name

Chiroderma villosum var. jesupi
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C. v. jesupi Allen, 1900 View in CoL

Synonyms:

Chiroderma jesupi Allen, 1900: 88 View in CoL ; type locality “ Cacagualito , Colombia.”

Chiroderma isthmicum Miller, 1912: 25 ; type locality “ Cabima , Panama.”

Chiroderma isthmica Hall and Jackson, 1953: 645 ; incorrect gender concordance.

Chiroderma villosum jesupi: Handley, 1960:466 View in CoL ; first use of current name combination.

Distribution and Habitat. The subspecies C. v. jesupi occurs in the tropical region of trans-Andean South America and also in Central America and México. The taxon has been recorded in México (Oaxaca, Hidalgo, Veracruz, and states to the south), Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panamá (including Islas Perlas), western Colombia, western Ecuador, and extreme northwestern Perú (Tumbes; Fig. 28 View FIGURE 28 ).

Collecting sites of C. v. jesupi are in dry and humid tropical forests. The taxon has been recorded from sea level up to approximately 970 m. In northwestern Perú (Tumbes), specimens were captured at 350 m ( Novoa et al. 2011). In Colombia (Tolima), the taxon was captured at 900 m ( Galindo-Espinosa et al. 2010). In southern México (Chiapas), the maximum capture elevation was 915 m ( Davis et al. 1964).

Remarks. The original description of Chiroderma villosum was based on specimen ZMB 408 and on a skeleton from the anatomical collection of the Berlin museum that is probably lost ( Turni & Kock 2008; Garbino & Nogueira 2017). From the two syntypes, Turni & Kock (2008: 44) selected specimen ZMB 408 as the lectotype, but Thomas (1891: 882) had already designated the same specimen, i.e. the one represented in Peters’ plate, as the lectotype.

In the species description, Peters (1860: 748) mentioned only “Brasilia” as the locality and suggested that the lectotype was collected by Friedrich Sellow. In the collection catalogue of the Museum für Naturkunde, the locality of the specimen, handwritten by Peters reads just “ Brasilien ”, and there is no note indicating who collected it ( Garbino & Nogueira 2017). Due to the impossibility to further restrict the type locality and the lack of evidence that it was indeed collected by Sellow, we follow most authors in citing “ Brazil ” as the type locality of Chiroderma villosum ( Handley 1960; Husson 1962; Carter & Dolan 1978; Simmons 2005; Gardner 2008a; Turni & Kock 2008; Garbino & Nogueira 2017).

Cabrera (1958: 85) erroneously designated “ Venezuela ” as the type locality of Chiroderma villosum , followed by Goodwin & Greenhall (1961), and probably by Vieira (1942, 1955), who did not include the species among the Brazilian mammals. Cabrera may have altered the type locality based on the mention of a specimen from St. Esteban, Venezuela by Thomas (1891: 56), which was the first subsequent precise locality reported for the species.

Natural History. C. villosum is a secondarily granivorous frugivore, specializing in chewing the seeds of fruits of Ficus to extract nutritive content ( Nogueira & Peracchi 2003; Wagner et al. 2015). The species apparently has preference for Ficus , and fruits of this genus may compose 100% of the diet of C. villosum in Panamá ( Bonaccorso 1979). Nine species of Ficus have been recorded in the diet of C. villosum in Panamá: Ficus citrifolia , F. dugandii , F. insipida , F. nymphaefolia , F. obtusifolia , F. paraensis , F. pertusa , F. popenoei , and F. trigonata ( Bonaccorso 1979; Handley et al. 1991; Wendeln et al. 2000; Wagner et al. 2015). Consumption of infructescences of Cecropia obtusa was recorded in the diet of C. villosum from French Guiana ( Lobova et al. 2003; Suárez-Castro & Montenegro 2015). C. villosum have been captured at mineral-rich clay licks (“collpas”) in the Peruvian Amazon ( Bravo et al. 2008; Ghanem & Voigt 2014).

In the Guianas, Amazonia, and in the Atlantic rainforest, the species was captured more frequently in the canopy, suggesting that C. villosum is a canopy frugivore ( Ascorra et al. 1996; Simmons & Voss 1998; Charles- Dominique & Cockle 2001; Kalko & Handley Jr. 2001; Delaval et al. 2005; Gregorin et al. 2017). The only natural day roost recorded for the species are tree hollows in Venezuela ( Handley 1976). In addition to natural shelters, C. villosum has been found in buildings in Brazil, Panamá, and Venezuela ( Goldman 1920; Handley 1976; data from the DZSJRP collection catalogue).

The following ectoparasites have been documented on C. v. jesupi : Aspidoptera busckii (Streblidae) , Trichobius joblingi (Streblidae) , Paratrichobius sp. A ( Wenzel et al. 1966). In Venezuela, two species of streblid bat flies ( Trichobius parasiticus and Metelasmus pseudopterus ), two spinturnicid mites (Periglischurus acustidens and P. iheringi ), and a species of trombiculid mite ( Whartonia nudosetosa ), are known from C. v. villosum ( Herrin & Tipton 1975; Reed & Brennan 1975; Wenzel 1976). Marinkelle & Grose (1981) recorded Megistopoda proxima and Strebla carolliae , two species of streblid bat flies from Colombian C. villosum . The absence or rarity of spinturnicid mites on C. villosum was noted in some studies: in Panamá no mite was recorded on any specimen, in the Peruvian Amazon no mite was collected from 33 specimens, and only two mites were collected from a sample of 724 Venezuelan C. villosum ( Furman 1966; Herrin & Tipton 1975; Gettinger 2018). Two flesh fly larvae of the genus Sarcophaga (Sarcophagidae) , were found in the abdominal cavity of a freshly-dead female, suggesting that they parasitized the live animal ( Goodwin & Greenhall 1961).

Blood parasites of the family Trypanosomatidae , subfamily Leishmaninae , are known from C. v. villosum from

central Brazil, and Trypanosoma ( Schizotrypanum ) is documented in this species from Colombia ( Marinkelle 1982; Lourenço et al. 2018). One C. v. villosum from southeastern Brazil had traces of hantavirus infection, making C. villosum one of the few species of frugivorous bat to host this virus ( Sabino-Santos et al. 2015).

Reproductive data from specimens we examined and from the literature ( Davis et al. 1964; Jones et al. 1971; Taddei 1976; Bonaccorso 1979; Anderson 1997) suggest seasonal polyestry. In Central America ( Nicaragua and Panamá), pregnant females were recorded in January, February, and March, just before the beginning of the rainy season, and lactating C. villosum were found in February, March, and April. In South America, pregnancies were also recorded before the rainy season in July and August (Rondônia, Brazil) and in August and September (Bolivian, Ecuadorian, and Peruvian Amazon). In southeastern Brazil (São Paulo), C. villosum were recorded as pregnant in July and August. In Venezuela, pregnancies were recorded both before the rainy season in January, February, March, and April, and during the rainy season in June, and July; whereas, lactating individuals were documented in February, June, and July.

Specimens Examined (N = 509): Belize: Toledo, Bladen Nature Reserve ( USNM 583035 View Materials , 583036 View Materials ) . Bolivia: Beni, Río Iténez ( AMNH 209529–209533 View Materials ) , Vacadiaz ( USNM 390606 View Materials ) ; La Paz, Santa Ana de Madidi ( AMNH 261677 View Materials ) ; Pando, Independencia ( AMNH 262526–262529 View Materials ) , Río Nareuda ( 248884 , 248885 ) ; Santa Cruz, Buenavista ( AMNH 61754 View Materials ) , Parque Nacional Noel Kempff Mercado ( AMNH 264078 View Materials , 264079 View Materials ) . Brazil: without specific locality ( ZMB 408 [lectotype of villosum ]) ; Acre, Seringal Lagoinha ( DZSJRP 13029–13033 ) , Parque Nacional da Serra do Divisor ( ALP 7011 , 7018 , 7022 , 7023 , 7050 , 7059 , 7160 , 7308 ) ; Alagoas, Mata de Coimbra ( UFPB 4349 View Materials ) ; Amazonas, Comunidade Cachoeirinha ( LMUSP [ ICA048 ]) , Humaitá ( DZSJRP 14793 ) , Igarapé Taracuá ( LMUSP [ JAP76 ]) , km 27 of BR319 ( DZSJRP 14121 , 14651 ) , km 5 of BR230 ( DZSJRP 13134 ) , opposite to Comunidade São Pedro ( LMUSP [ ICA169 ], LMUSP [ ICA170 ]), Vila de Santa Fé ( LMUSP [ JAP84 ]) ; Bahia, Ilhéus ( CMU- FLA 1076 , 1078 , 1119 ) ; Espírito Santo, Aracruz Celulose ( MZUSP 35032 View Materials ) , Fazenda Santa Terezinha ( MZUSP 35030 View Materials , 35031 View Materials ) , Reserva Natural Vale ( ALP 2806 , 2810 , 3009 , 3249 , 3327 , 3408 , 4560 , 4758 ) ; Mato Grosso, 264 km N Xavantina ( USNM 393712–393714 View Materials ) , Aricá ( MZUSP 6494 View Materials ) , Cláudia ( MZUSP [ PEV 1225-1226 View Materials ]) , Nossa Senhora do Livramento ( UFMT 1146 , 1147 ) , Parque Nacional do Juruena ( CMUFLA 1290 , 1299 ) , Sinop ( ALP 3419 ) , U.H.E. foz do Apiacás ( UFMT 1952 , 1953 ) , Usina Teles Pires ( UFMT 2137 , 2138 ) ; Mato Grosso do Sul, Estação Ecológica Dahma ( ZUFMS 492 ) , Maciço do Urucum ( ZUFMS 208 , 209 ) , Pantanal de Aquidauana ( ZUFMS 1904 ) , Pantanal de Nhecolândia ( ZUFMS 244 , 1896 ) ; Minas Gerais, Dores do Indaiá ( UFMG 3760 View Materials ) , Estação Ecológica de Pirapitinga ( ALP 9166 , 9370 ) , Fazenda Cabriúna ( CMUFLA 465 ) , Fazenda Marinheiro ( DZSJRP 14480 ) , Parque Nacional do Peruaçu ( CMUFLA 907 , 1532–1536 , 1676–1678 , 1680 , 1682 , 1684 , 1686 ), Parque Estadual do Rio Doce ( CMUFLA 1158 , 1161 , 1834 , 1839–1841 ) ; Pará , 52 km SSW Altamira ( MZUSP 22677 View Materials ) , Centro Kaiapó de Estudos Ecológicos ( MZUSP 29150–29152 View Materials ) , Floresta Nacional de Carajás ( UFMG [ VCT6305 View Materials ]) , Floresta Nacional de Carajás , Serra Norte ( UFMG [ VCT2303 View Materials ]) , Floresta Nacional de Carajás , Serra Sul , Corpo A ( UFMG [ VCT1959 View Materials ], UFMG [ VCT5157 ]), Floresta Nacional de Carajás , Serra Sul , Corpo C ( UFMG [ VCT2019 View Materials ], UFMG [ VCT5073 ], UFMG [ VCT5079 ]), Lago Jacaré ( MZUSP 13335 View Materials ) , Lago Leonardo ( MZUSP 13209 View Materials , 13197 View Materials ) , Platô Greig ( UFMG 3258 View Materials ) , Platô Monte Branco ( UFMG 3244 View Materials ) , Porto Trombetas ( UFMG 3212 View Materials , 3214 View Materials , 3221 View Materials , 3246 View Materials ) , Projeto Alemão ( UFMG [ VCT4394 View Materials ], UFMG [ VCT4444 ]), Rio Xingu , left bank ( MPEG 4112 View Materials ) , Sta.A , IAN ( USNM 361724 View Materials , 361725 View Materials ) , Várzea , Belém ( USNM 460128–460130 View Materials ) ; Paraíba, Fazenda Pacatuba ( UFPB 4 View Materials ) , João Pessoa ( UFPB 10333 View Materials , 10335 View Materials , 10336 View Materials ) ; Pernambuco, Recife ( UFMG [ M1 View Materials ], UFMG [ M2 ], UFMG [ M3 ]) ; Piauí, Boqueirão da Esperança ( ZUEC 2066 View Materials ) , Parque Nacional da Serra das Confusões ( MZUSP 33502 View Materials ) ; Rio de Janeiro, Jardim Botânico ( ALP 7419– 7424 , 7426–7431 , 8278 ) , Parque Estadual Serra da Tiririca ( ALP 5578 , 5579 ) ; Rondônia, Calama ( AMNH 37041 View Materials ) , Costa Marques ( AMNH 209575 View Materials ) , Pedra Branca ( MZUSP 22827 View Materials ) , Pedras Negras ( AMNH 209576 View Materials ) , Cachoeira de Nazaré, Rio Machado ( MZUSP 20200 View Materials , 20201 View Materials ) , U.H.E. Jirau ( MZUSP 35408 View Materials ) ; Roraima, Estação Ecológica da Ilha de Maracá ( DZSJRP 11487 ) ; São Paulo, São José do Rio Preto ( DZSJRP 4586 , 4676 ) , Engenheiro Schmidt ( DZS- JRP 4804 ) , Fazenda São Paulo ( DZSJRP 14302 , 14305 , 14319 ) , Roberto ( DZSJRP 16549 ) , Parque Natural Municipal Grota de Mirassol ( DZSJRP 4000 , 4032 , 4033 ) , Fazenda Paraguassu ( ZUEC 968 View Materials ) , Sítio Progresso ( DZSJRP 3783 , 3922 , 4337 , 4386–4390 ) ; Sergipe, Estação Ecológica de Itabaiana ( CMUFS 64 ) , Mata do Junco ( CMUFS 97 ) , Parque Nacional Serra de Itabaiana ( ALP 8971 ) ; Tocantins, U.H.E. São Salvador ( MZUSP [ SSI178 View Materials ]) . Colombia: no specific locality ( USNM 598086 View Materials ) ; Amazonas, Puerto Nariño ( USNM 483777 View Materials ) ; Antioquia, La Tirana ( IAvH-M 930 , USNM 449480–499482 View Materials ) , Vereda La Pola , Parque Nacional Natural Los Katíos ( IAvH-M 4923 ); Chocó, Corregimiento Gilgal , P.N.N. Los Katíos ( IAvH-M 4924–4926 ), Reserva Florestal Especial Las Teresitas ( IAvH-M 3257 ), Vereda El Tilupo, P.N.N. Los Katíos ( IAvH-M 4927–4929 ) ; Magdalena, Cagualito ( AMNH 14574 View Materials [holotype of jesupi ]), Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona ( IAvH-M 4198 ), Vereda El Congo ( IAvH-M M-9665 ) ; Putumayo, Caño Caucayá ( IAvH-M M-624 ); Sucre, Estación Primates ( IAvH-M 9583 ), Quebrada El Sereno ( IAvH-M 9593 ) ; Valle del Cauca, Río Zabaletas ( USNM 483770–483776 View Materials ) ; Vaupés, Caño Arara ( IAvH-M 1550 ). Costa Rica: Puntarenas, Corcovado National Park ( USNM 565813 View Materials ) . El Salvador: La Libertad , Deininger Park ( TTU 63906 ) ; La Paz, Hacienda Escuintla ( TTU 63911 ) ; La Unión, El Tamarindo ( TTU 63912 ) . Ecuador: Los Ríos, Beata Elvira ( USNM 498921 View Materials , 498922 View Materials ) , El Papayo ( USNM 498923 View Materials , 522435–522437 View Materials ) , Hacienda Santa Teresita ( USNM 522438 View Materials ) , Lima Pareja ( USNM 498924 View Materials , 498925 View Materials , 522434 View Materials ) , Río Nuevo ( USNM 534315 View Materials , 534316 View Materials ) , Vinces ( USNM 534314 View Materials ) ; Pastaza, Lorocachi ( USNM 548240 View Materials , 548241 View Materials ) , Santiago (not located; USNM 548242 View Materials ) , Tiguino ( USNM 574537 View Materials , 574539 View Materials ) , Yosa (not located, USNM 548237–548239 View Materials ) ; Pichincha, Río Palenque Science Center ( USNM 528541 View Materials ) . Guatemala: Jutiapa, Colonia Montufar ( AMNH 217417 View Materials ) , Santa Rosa, La Avellana ( AMNH 235312–235315 View Materials ) . Guyana — Barima-Waini, North West , Santa Cruz ( ROM 98850 ) ; Cuyuni-Mazaruni, 24 km along Potaro road from Bartica ( BMNH 1965.645 ) , Namai Creek ( ROM 108219 View Materials ) ; Upper Demerara-Berbice, Dubulay Ranch ( USNM 582328 View Materials ) ; Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo, Chodikar River ( ROM 106644 View Materials ) . French Guiana: Sinnamary, Paracou ( AMNH 267190 View Materials , 267191 View Materials , 268534 – 268536 View Materials ) . México: Veracruz, Xalapa (= Jalapa ) ( BMNH 81.10.27.1 ) . Nicaragua — Zelaya (currently Región Autónoma de la Costa Caribe Sur), 4,5 km NW Rama ( TTU 12794 ) . Panamá — Bocas del Toro, Almirante ( USNM 315559–315562 View Materials ) , Isla Popa ( USNM 464304 View Materials ) , Sibube ( USNM 335298 View Materials , 335299 View Materials ) ; Colón, Bohio Peninsula ( USNM 503637 View Materials ) ; Darién, Cana ( USNM 179619 View Materials ) , El Real ( USNM 338045 View Materials ) , Jaqué ( USNM 362920 View Materials ) , Punta Piña ( USNM 314718 View Materials ) , Tacarcuna Village Camp ( USNM 309894 View Materials , 309896–309900 View Materials ) ; Los Santos, Cerro Hoya ( USNM 323451–323453 View Materials ) , Guánico Arriba ( USNM 323448–323450 View Materials ) ; Panamá, Barro Colorado Island ( USNM 304904 View Materials , 304905 View Materials , 304907–304909 View Materials , 332053 View Materials , 457954 View Materials , 544896 View Materials ) , Cabima ( USNM 173834 View Materials [holotype of isthmicum ], USNM 173836 View Materials ), Cerro Azul ( USNM 305386 View Materials ) , Culebra ( USNM 223402 View Materials ) , Gamboa ( USNM 520557 View Materials , 520558 View Materials ) , Isla San José ( USNM 448449 View Materials ) , Punta de Cocos ( USNM 314719 View Materials , 314720 View Materials , 314721 View Materials ) , Río Mandinga ( USNM 305385 View Materials ) ; San Blas (currently Guna Yala), Armila ( USNM 335300–335316 View Materials ) ; Veraguas, Isla Cébaco ( USNM 360219 View Materials ) . Perú: Cusco, Camisea ( USNM 582836 View Materials ) , Camisea, Armihuari ( MUSM 13606 , 13631 , 13634 , 13636 , 13637 , 13639– 13641 ) , Camisea, Konkariari ( MUSM 14742 ) , Camisea, Pagoreni ( MUSM 13610 , 13615 , USNM 582839 View Materials ) , Camisea , San Martín ( MUSM 13618 , 13644 , USNM 582840 View Materials , 582841 View Materials ) , Jenaro Herrera ( MUSM 6791 ) , Ridge Camp ( USNM 588033 View Materials ) ; Loreto, 13,6 km NW Albarenga ( MUSM 26545 ) , Alto Río Pauya ( MUSM 17734 ) , Centro de Investigaciones Jenaro Herrera ( MUSM 4221 , 4222 ) , Estación Biologica Allpahuayo ( MUSM 16476 ) , Ninarumi ( MUSM 29560 , 29561 ) , Paujil ( MUSM 29562 ) , Puesto de Vigilancia Castaña ( MUSM 21136 ) , Quistococha ( USNM 337940 View Materials ) , Río Lagartococha ( MUSM 21137 ) , Río Pisqui , Campamento Llanura ( MUSM 17735 ) , Río Samiria ( MUSM 29562 ) , Río Samiria , Flor de Yarina ( MUSM 1637 ) , Río Samiria , Tacshacocha ( MUSM 1638 , 1639 ) , San Lorenzo ( BMNH 1924.3.1.75 , 1924.3.1.76 ), Zungarococha ( MUSM 29563 ) ; Madre de Dios , CICRA ( MUSM 26106 ) , Cocha Salvador ( MUSM 733 ) , Estación Biológica Cocha Cashu ( MUSM 15856 ) , Explorer’s Inn Lodge ( MUSM 1640 ) , Hacienda Amazonia ( MUSM 9757 ) , Maskoitania ( MUSM 19671 ) , Pakitza ( MUSM 6781 , USNM 566544 View Materials ) , Quebrada Aguas Calientes ( MUSM 16653 , 16660 , 16661 , 16665–16667 ) , Reserva Cuzco Amazónico ( MUSM 6168 , 6169 ) , Santuario Nacional Pampas del Heath ( MUSM 12827 ) ; Pasco, Campamento Río Lobo ( MUSM 10232 ) , Cerro Chontiya ( MUSM 10225 , 10230 , 10231 ) , San Juan ( USNM 364418 View Materials ) , Villa America ( MUSM 1641 ) ; San Martín, Concesion de Conservación Valle del Biavo ( MUSM 43843 , 43844 , 43485 ) , Juanjuí ( MUSM 1642 ) , Saposoa ( MUSM 1643 ) , Yurac Yacu ( BMNH 27.1.1.63 ) ; Tumbes, Carrizalillo ( MUSM 22123 ) , Parque Nacional Cerros de Amotape ( MUSM 22121 , 22122 ) , Quebrada Las Pavas ( MUSM 24479 ) ; Ucayali, 59 km W Pucallpa ( USNM 461256 View Materials ) , Concesión de Conservación Río La Novia ( MUSM 44186 , 44187 , 44472 ) . Suriname: Brokopondo, Brownsberg Nature Park ( ROM 114212 View Materials ) ; Sipaliwini, Kushere Landing ( ROM 120226 ) . Trinidad and Tobago: Tobago, Charlotteville ( USNM 540676 View Materials ) ; Trinidad, without specific locality ( AMNH 256325 View Materials ) , Diego Martin ( AMNH 183167 View Materials ) , Grande Riviere ( AMNH 172149 View Materials ) , Guaico Tamana ( AMNH 172148 View Materials ) , Maracas Valley ( AMNH 175599 View Materials ) , Waterloo ( BMNH 1897.6.7.44 ) . Venezuela: Amazonas, 9 km SE Puerto Ayacucho ( MZUSP 27168 View Materials ) , Cerro Neblina base camp ( USNM 560606 View Materials , 560607 View Materials , 560767 View Materials , 560768 View Materials , 560769 View Materials , 560770 View Materials , 560771 View Materials , 560772 View Materials ) , Río Cunucunuma ( USNM 405127 View Materials , 405165 View Materials , 405167–05171 View Materials ) , Río Manapiare ( USNM 408624–408660 View Materials , 408662–408678 View Materials ) , Río Mavaca ( USNM 405175 View Materials ) , San Carlos de Rio Negro ( USNM 560604 View Materials , 560605 View Materials ) , Tamatama ( USNM 405176 View Materials , 405177 View Materials , 408611–408617 View Materials ) ; Bolívar, El Manaco ( USNM 387205–387209 View Materials , 387212 View Materials , 387213 View Materials , 387126 View Materials , 387210 View Materials , 387211 View Materials , 387214 View Materials , 387215 View Materials ) , Hato La Florida ( USNM 405164 View Materials ) , Hato San José ( USNM 405162 View Materials ) , Río Supamo ( USNM 387204 View Materials ) ; Sucre, Manacal ( USNM 408620 View Materials ) ; Yaracuy, 19 km NW Urama ( USNM 372145 View Materials , 372146 View Materials , 372149 View Materials , 372150 View Materials ) .

LMUSP

LMUSP

MZUSP

MZUSP

UFMG

UFMG

MZUSP

Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de Sao Paulo

UFMG

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Chordata

Class

Mammalia

Order

Chiroptera

Family

Phyllostomidae

Genus

Chiroderma

Loc

Chiroderma villosum var. jesupi

Garbino, Guilherme S. T., Lim, Burton K. & Tavares, Valéria Da C. 2020
2020
Loc

Chiroderma isthmica

Hall, E. R. & Jackson, W. B. 1953: 645
1953
Loc

Chiroderma isthmicum

Miller, G. S. 1912: 25
1912
Loc

Chiroderma jesupi

Allen, J. A. 1900: 88
1900
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