Rhinolophus Author Dobson, George Edward text 1878 British Museum London Editor Dobson, George Edward Catalogue of the Chiroptera in the collection of the British Museum 100 122 book chapter 22913 10.5281/zenodo.3758443 de7dfffb-ac68-4ba9-afa7-85abf6d162b7 3758443 5. Rhinolophus philippinensis . Rhinolophus philippinensis, Waterhouse, P. Z. S. 1843, p. 68 ; Peters, MB. Akad. Bert. 1871, p. 305; Dobson, Monogr. Asiat. Chiropt. p. 43 (1876). Phyllotis philippensis, Gray, P. Z. S. 1866, p. 81 . Ears large, subacute, the upper third of the outer margin slightly concave; antitragus large and deep; horizontal horseshoe-shaped nese-leaf broad, concealing the muzzle; base ef the central leaf expanded, with turned-up edges, forming a deep cup between and above the nostrils; vertical process of the central leaf broad, not diminis hing in width upwards, truncate above; posterior vertical connecting-process convex on upper margin, net so high as the summi t of the central leaf; posterior nose-leaf long, narrow, and acute (Plate VII. figs. 4, 4 a). Lower lip with three grooves. Wings to the ankles. Interfemoral membranes square behind, extreme tip of tail alone projecting.., x -l Fur above and beneath dark brown, slightly paler beneath. Length (of an adult ♂ preserved in alcohol, the type), head and body 1"'95, tail 1"-1, ear 1", antitragus 0"-5 X 0"’3, forearm 1"-85, thumb 0"-32, third finger 2"-7, fifth finger 2"-1, tibia 0"-85, foot 0"'35. Hab. Philippine Islands. a ♂ ad. al. (type). Philippine Islands. Zoel. Soc. Cell.