Pictures and facts about the Dwarf epauletted fruit bats

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Animals / Mammals / Chiroptera (922) / Pteropodidae (165) / Pteropodinae (153) / Micropteropus (2)

Genus Micropteropus
contains 2 species

Hayman's dwarf epauletted fruit bat

Peters's dwarf epauletted fruit bat (1 fact)

Subfamily Pteropodinae contains 36 genera

Acerodon (6 species)

Aethalops (1 species)

Alionycteris (1 species)

Aproteles (1 species)

Balionycteris (1 species)

Boneia (1 species)

Casinycteris (1 species)

Chironax (1 species)

Cynopterus (5 species)

Dobsonia (11 species)

Dyacopterus (1 species)

Eidolon (2 species)

Epomophorus (6 species)

Epomops (3 species)

Haplonycteris (1 species)

Harpyionycteris (2 species)

Hypsignathus (1 species)

Latidens (1 species)

Megaerops (4 species)

Micropteropus (2 species)

Myonycteris (3 species)

Nanonycteris (1 species)

Neopteryx (1 species)

Nyctimene (15 species)

Otopteropus (1 species)

Paranyctimene (1 species)

Penthetor (1 species)

Plerotes (1 species)

Ptenochirus (2 species)

Pteralopex (4 species)

Pteropus (57 species)

Rousettus (9 species)

Scotonycteris (2 species)

Sphaerias (1 species)

Styloctenium (1 species)

Thoopterus (1 species)

Pteropodidae
contains 2 subfamilies

Pteropodinae (153 species)

Macroglossinae (12 species)

Order Chiroptera
contains 17 families

Pteropodidae (165 species)

Rhinopomatidae (3 species)

Craseonycteridae (1 species)

Emballonuridae (47 species)

Nycteridae (12 species)

Megadermatidae (5 species)

Rhinolophidae (129 species)

Noctilionidae (2 species)

Mormoopidae (8 species)

Phyllostomidae (141 species)

Natalidae (5 species)

Furipteridae (2 species)

Thyropteridae (2 species)

Myzopodidae (1 species)

Vespertilionidae (317 species)

Mystacinidae (2 species)

Molossidae (80 species)

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