HABITAT.—Himalayas.
| Vesperugo Leisleri. |
DESCRIPTION.—Ears short, oval, triangular; tragus short, rounded at tip; membrane attached to base of outer toe; all toes short; membrane over the arms very hairy, some cross-lines of hair on the interfemoral membrane; fur long, deep fuscous brown at base, chestnut at the tip; beneath greyish brown.—Jerdon.
SIZE.—Head and body, 2¼ inches; tail, 3¾; expanse, 11½.
[SCOTOPHILUS PACHYOMUS.]
(Jerdon's No. 37)
Synonymous with his No. 35; see Dobson's Monograph.
[NO. 90. (VESPERUGO) SCOTOPHILUS COROMANDELIANUS.]
Syn.—VESPERUGO ABRAMUS; VESPERTILIO COROMANDELICUS.
The Coromandel Bat (Jerdon's No. 38).
HABITAT.—India generally, Burmah and Ceylon.
DESCRIPTION.—Ears triangular, rather large; outer margin straight or slightly concave; tragus lunate; feet small; wing membrane attached to the base of the toes; fur short, above dingy brown, the hairs tipped with a lighter tinge, paler beneath.