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. This is the first authenticated record for
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(
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). According to
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, it is rarely recorded throughout its range in Africa.
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A medium-small bat with a forearm length of
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(
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). The pelage is dark brown throughout but with a patch of pure white hairs at the base of each humerus. Unlike
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, the muzzle, chin, sides of the face, ears, tragi, outer borders of the wing, forearms and digits (upper and lower surfaces) are all grey-brown
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whitish. Each tragus is short with an almost straight anterior border and a rounded posterior border with a basal notch (
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). The skull is small with a greatest length of
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(
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). It is broad with a small rostrum and an inflated braincase (
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). The first upper incisor (I
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). The upper premolar (P
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) (
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). The third molar (M
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) has three commissures. The first two lower incisors (I
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and I
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) are tricuspidate (the middle cusp is
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enlarged) and about equal in size; I
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is slightly larger and with a cusplet on the cingulum, posteriorly. The first lower premolar (P
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) is two-thirds the crown area and about half the height of the second (P
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); both P
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and P
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have well-defined cingular cusps on the anterior, interior cingulum.
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<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF98C076FCACFC61FC3FFC7C" box="[816,1014,926,952]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="324">Taxonomic notes</emphasis>
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Currently there are no recognised subspecies (or named forms) referred to this species (
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;
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). Eger and
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FIG. 9. Skulls of two species of
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including lateral view of right upper incisors and occlusal view of left mandibular dentition [left] and left maxillary dentition [right] of (A):
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,
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HZM.1.40181, ♀ and (B):
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<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF98C076FBFBF850FB3FF800" box="[1127,1270,1967,1988]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="324">G. alboguttata</emphasis>
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, HZM.1.40172,
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. Scales for skulls and occlusal views of toothrows (left and right) =
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; scale for upper incisors (centre) =
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Schlitter (2001) provide useful taxonomic information about this taxon (and
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).
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