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Spix
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VOUCHER MATERIAL:
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IDENTIFICATION: We consulted the descriptions and measurements of
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provided by
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, 1978),
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, and Pine (1993) to confirm the identification of our material. Although three subspecies were recognized by
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and Koopman (1994), the morphological justification for a trinomial classification is not clear. Furthermore, Pine (1993) suggested that some published observations of geographic variation within
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.
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may have been based on material that was not correctly identified to species. Pending a thorough review of the problem, it currently seems pointless to employ subspecific nomenclature.
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Our material from Paracou conforms with published descriptions of
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in all respects. Although Pine (1993) noted some variation in the number of lappets on the calcar in some populations of this species, all of our specimens have two lappets on the calcar. The free portion of the tail is relatively long in all our fluid­preserved material, which conforms to Pines (1993) ob­ servations. We note, however, that the free portion of the tail appears quite short in our skins, an artifact that resulted from pinning the specimens to dry with the uropatagium maximally extended.
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The size range documented by our vouch­ er specimens (table 50) is somewhat greater than that previously reported from Surinamese and French Guianan populations of
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by
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, 1978) and
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. In addition, the Paracou measurement data suggest some slight sexual dimorphism, with females exceeding males in average body weight and total length.
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FIELD OBSERVATIONS: We recorded 40 captures (possibly including some recaptures) of
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<emphasis id="F5C49114FF10FF23FD3221D1FC228AE1" box="[704,937,963,986]" italics="true" pageId="131" pageNumber="131">Thyroptera tricolor</emphasis>
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at Paracou, of which 3 were in ground­level mistnets, 1 was in an elevated net, and 36 were at roosts. One ground­level mistnet capture was in welldrained primary forest, one was in swampy primary forest, and one was in a manmade clearing. Our single elevated mistnet capture was made at 78 m above the ground in the subcanopy of swampy primary forest.
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Fig. 53. Roost of
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in the half­unrolled new leaf of a small
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growing in swampy primary forest at Paracou. The adhesive suckers of the roosting bats are visible as dark spots through the translucent tissue of the leaf; the bats themselves (an adult male and three adult females) form a dark mass inside their tubular shelter (arrow).
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Fig. 54. Roost of
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in a scrolled dead leaf of
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(arrow) in secondary vegetation at Paracou. We found two other roosts of
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.
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in dead leaves like this one, which is hanging downward from its broken petiole. This roost contained about four bats, one of which was collected as a voucher.
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We found 12 roosting groups of
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, all of them in foliage (table 51). Most (nine) roosts were in the erect, halfunrolled new leaves of heliconias,
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sp. (
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) (fig. 53), or
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(Strelitziaceae)
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, but three roosting groups occupied scrolled dead leaves hanging from large
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plants (fig. 54). Of the five
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roosts we found, one was in well­drained primary forest, two were in swampy primary forest, and two were in creekside primary forest. Five
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roosts were in secondary vegetation (especially along the margins of a small savanna enclave) and two were in wet glades surrounded by swampy primary forest. All of the leaves that we found used by
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.
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as roosts were shaded; none was in direct sunlight. The number of bats per roost varied from one to six with a well­defined mode of four. We did not record more than a single adult male in any roost.
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