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Comparison between Megachiroptera and Microchiroptera | Bats

Let us learn about the comparison between megachiroptera and microchiroptera. Comparison # Megachiroptera: 1. Size: Largest amongst bats 2. Food habit: Frugivorous. 3. Eyes: Large in size. 4. Snout: Elongated. 5. Pinna: Simple and devoid of leaf-like auri­cular appendages. 6. Tail: Free from inter-femoral membrane. 7. Claws in fore-limb: Both the first and second digits are clawed or only second [...]

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Comparison between Lemuriformes, Tarsiiformes and Anthropoidea | Bats

Let us learn about the comparison between lemuriformes, tarsiiformes and anthropoidea. Comparison # Lemuriformes: 1. Distribution: Madagascar, certain parts of Africa and South India. 2. Habit: Nocturnal. 3. Hairs: Thickly coated 4. Muzzle: Elongated and pointed with a rhinarum at the tip. 5. Eyes: Laterally placed. 6. Pinna: Pointed 7. Plamar & Plantar surface: Often with hairs. 8. Digital Tips: [...]

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Comparison between Platyrrhina and Catarrhina | Mammals

Let us learn about the comparison between platyrrhina and catarrhina. Comparison # Platyrrhina: 1. Distribution: New World—tropical and neo-tropi­cal Brazil. 2. Habit: Arboreal. 3. Disposition of Hairs: Usually directed downward. 4. Nose: Flat, laterally directed. 5. Cheek pouch: Absent 6. Nail: May be claw-like a in Hapalidae 7. Tail: Long and prehensile. 8. Forelimbs: Almost equal to the hind limbs [...]

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