Zoology 365 |
Biology of Mammals |
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Spring Semester, 2006 |
Terri McElhinny- Michigan State University |
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Patagium: A web of skin; often specialized for flying or gliding.
Uropatagium: Web of skin between hind legs and often enclosing the tail of a bat.
Calcar: Spur of cartilage that projects medially from the ankle of many species of bats that helps to support the uropatagium.
Sanguinivorous: Feeding primarily on blood.
Tragus: Projection of the lower medial margin of the pinna in most microchiropteran bats.
Antitragus: Small fleshy projection on the postero-ventral margin of the pinnae
of some bats.