Rhinolophus hipposiderus Bechst

Andersen, Knud, 1905, On some Bats of the Genus Rhinolophus, with Remarks on their Mutual Affinities, and Descriptions of Twenty-six new Forms., Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London 2, pp. 75-145 : 141-142

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27 b. Rhinolophus hipposiderus Bechst ., typicus.

Vespertilio Ferrum equinum (partim) Schreber View in CoL , Säugthiere, i. (1775) pp. 174, 188, pl. 62 (lower fig. only).

Vespertilio equinus (partim) P. L. S. Müller View in CoL , Natursvst., Suppl. (1776) p. 20.

Vespertilio Ferrum equinum View in CoL , ss. minor, Gmelin, Linn. Syst. Nat. i. (1788) p. 50.

Vespertilio Hippocrepis View in CoL (partim) Schrank, Fauna Boica, i. (1798) p. 64.

Vespertilio Hipposideros Bechstein View in CoL , in Pennant’s Allg. Uebers. vierfüss. Thiere, ii. (1800) p. 629, footnote (compare also pp. 615 and 736).

Vespertilio hippocrepis View in CoL Hermann, Obs. Zool. (1804) p. 18.

Rhinolophus bi-hastatus Geoffroy St.-Hilaire View in CoL , Descr. de l’Égypte, ii. (1812) p. 132; id., Ann. Mus. d’Hist. Nat. xx. (1813) p. 259, pl. 5.

Rhinolophus Hipposideros var. typus View in CoL , alpinus, et pallidus (partim) Koch, Jahrb. Ver. Naturk. Nassau (1862-63) pp. 530- 3 *.

Rhinolophus hipposideros View in CoL (partim) Peters, MB. Akad. Berlin, 1871, p. 310; Dobson, Cat. Ohir. Brit. Mus. (1878) p. 117.

Rhinolophus bihastatus var. Kisnyiresiensis Daclay View in CoL , Orvos-Term. Értes. X. pt. 3 (1885) p. 274.

Rhinolophus hipposideros var. troglophilus Daday, Magy. tud. Akad. Értekez. xvi. pt. 7 (1886) p. 8, figs., 2.

Rhinolophus euryale helvetica Bretscher , Vierteljahrssc.hr. naturi. Ges. Zürich, xlix. (1904) p. 256 f.

Diagnosis. Large: forearm 39-41'7 mm.

Distribution. 33 specimens have been examined, from the following localities:—

Gilgit (1): forearm 39'8. Unni, N.W. Persia (1): 39'8. Van, Armenia (2): 39'2-39'3. Cyprus (1): 39'6$. N. Bulgaria (1): 39. Roumania (13): 39-41'2. Transsylvania (2): 40-41. S. Car pathians (1): 39'3. Hungary (1): 41'7. Schlangenbad (2): 40-40T. Strassbourg (3): 39-40'1. Thurgau and Vai lais (5): 40'2-41'7.

Summary of Distribution: — From the extreme N.W. Himalayas, through N.W. Persia and Armenia, over the whole of Central ö Kfl I ■ _ Jflj fl 11. |MflM^^fl| BK Europe N. of the Balkans and the Alps.