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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 has a localized distribution in Africa but is
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rare in suitable habitats.
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A small, nondescript, dark brown species with a forearm length of
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(
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). In the ear, the tragus has a straight anterior border; the posterior border has a straightened upper part, a defined angle and then a rounded lower part; there is a small basal lobule (
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). The skull has a greatest length of
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; in lateral view there is a slight concavity between the rostrum and the braincase (
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). The first upper incisor (I
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) is robust and unicuspid; the second (I
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) is minute and also unicuspid (
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). There is only one upper premolar (P
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). The first lower premolar (P
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) and about half the height. The baculum is very distinct with a crescent shaped, slender shaft, a broad, relatively flattened, bifid tip and the base with two large, well developed lobes (
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). It is comparable in size and shape to that illustrated in
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Monadjem
<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF9AC074FC2BFE12FC3BFDC3" box="[951,1010,493,519]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="326">et al.</emphasis>
(2013)
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for
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<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF9AC074FBE6FE12FB37FDC3" box="[1146,1278,493,519]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="326">N. brunnea</emphasis>
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from Mount
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,
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. It is also similar to that of
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<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF9AC074FAEDFDF0FBCCFD8E" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="326">Pipistrellus rendalli</emphasis>
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(?
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<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF9AC074FBAAFDCFFB6AFD8E" box="[1078,1187,560,586]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="326">brunneus</emphasis>
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) illustrated in
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: Figure 14b).
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FIG. 10. Skulls of three small vespertilionids, 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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, HZM.1.40190, ♂; (B):
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, HZM.10.40177, ♂ and (C)
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, HZM.1.40189, ♂. Scales for skulls and occlusal views of toothrows (left and right) =
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; scale for upper incisors (centre) =
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FIG. 11. Bacula of four pipistrelles. (A):
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, HZM.1.40190; (B):
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, HZM.1.40191; (C):
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, HZM.321.40186; and (D):
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<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF9BC075FD34FD1DFCA0FD33" box="[680,873,738,759]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="327">Pipistrellus nanulus</emphasis>
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, HZM.1.40189. Scale = 1 mm
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<emphasis id="39A1EADFFF9BC075FF03FCA8FEADFCB5" box="[159,356,855,881]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="327">Taxonomic notes</emphasis>
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According to
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, there is currently no recognised subspecies of this taxon.
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