antrozouss造句

• The oldest fossils identified as " Antrozous " come from the Barstovian ( Middle Miocene ) of Nebraska; however, their attribution to the genus is tentative.
• Undoubted " Antrozous " come from the Hemphillian ( Late Miocene ) of Texas and additional fossils are from the Pliocene of Texas, Idaho, and Florida.
• In 1970, Karl F . Koopman and J . Knox Jones recognized a tribe Antrozoini ( comprising only " Antrozous " and " Bauerus " ), which they still placed within Nyctophilinae.
• Van Gelder's bat was described in 1959 as " Antrozous ( Bauerus ) dubiaquercus "; subsequently, the species has been placed in its own genus, " Bauerus ", while others have retained it in " Antrozous " with its close relative, the pallid bat, with the current consensus being toward placing them in separate genera.
• Van Gelder's bat was described in 1959 as " Antrozous ( Bauerus ) dubiaquercus "; subsequently, the species has been placed in its own genus, " Bauerus ", while others have retained it in " Antrozous " with its close relative, the pallid bat, with the current consensus being toward placing them in separate genera.
• In their 2010 paper, Roehrs and colleagues again found that mtDNA sequences supported a relationship between " Antrozous ", " Bauerus ", " Rhogeessa ", and " Baeodon ", but what limited nuclear DNA data for " Baeodon " they had suggested that the genus may be more closely related to " Lasiurus ".
• The closest relatives of " M . vivesi " are other New World species of " Myotis " which are not adapted to piscivory, rather than the other piscivorous bats in the genus . but according to a 1993 review by Nicholas Czaplewski, this species instead belongs to the genus " Antrozous " and may not even be distinct from the living species " Antrozous pallidus ".
• The closest relatives of " M . vivesi " are other New World species of " Myotis " which are not adapted to piscivory, rather than the other piscivorous bats in the genus . but according to a 1993 review by Nicholas Czaplewski, this species instead belongs to the genus " Antrozous " and may not even be distinct from the living species " Antrozous pallidus ".