order chiroptera Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
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What is the Second-largest mammalian order?

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Chiroptera

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Chiroptera is divided into what 2 suborders?

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Yinpterochiroptera and

Yangochiroptera

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3
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Bat flight is relatively slow, but

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highly maneverable

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4
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Bat’s wings provide

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thrust and lift

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5
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What generates lift?

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unequal pressures above and below the wing

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6
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Bats have low

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aspect wings

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7
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In bats downstroke

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is power stroke

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8
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In bats, wing tips

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are twisted out and provide thrust

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9
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only nectar feeding bats can hover:

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energetically expensive, downstroke oriented forward, upstroke directed backwards

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10
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High Aspect Ratio VS. Low Aspect Ratio
wings?
flight?
ground?
diet?
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H long narrow; L short wide

H fast sustained, L slow maneuverable

H forage high above; L forage lower to

H open habitats; L dense vegetation

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11
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Non-echolocating bats are in what family?

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Family Pteropodidae

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12
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In the Family Pteropodidae

the ears?

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lack tragus

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In the Family Pteropodidae the digits are?

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Two-clawed wing

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The Family Pteropodidae roost

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in colonies in trees and travel long distances to feed

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Hypsignathus monstrosus (apart of) have massive

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Pteropodidae
vocal apparatus in males
and males form communal leks, singing for sex

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16
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Lactation occurs in

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male fruit bats

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17
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Pteropodidae are known as

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old world fruit bats

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18
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The Family Craseonycteridae is from

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Thailand and Myanmar and is highly endangered

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The Family Craseonycteridae roost

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in caves, forage by gleaning.

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The Family Megadermatidae have large

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ears and bifurcated tragus

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21
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The Family Megadermatidae have nose

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leaf on snout

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The Family Megadermatidae hunt

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by sight and by eavesdropping

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The Family Megadermatidae is known as

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false vampire and is from Africa, Asia, and Australia.

24
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The Family Hipposideridae

is from

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The Hipposideros gigas (of) is one of the
Family Hipposideridae | largest insectivorous bats
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The Family Hipposideridae | emits
echolocation signals | through nostrils
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The Family Hipposideridae | has complex
nasal folds that helps | focus pulses
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The Family Hipposideridae | have large
ears that lack tragus
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The Family Hipposideridae | have a powerful
braced pectoral girdle
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The Family Rhinolophidae is known as
horseshoe bats, refers to skin fold on nose, and is from the old world
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The Family Rhinolophidae are colonial
to solitary
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The Family Emballonuridae is known as
sac-winged bats or sheath-tailed bats and are from Africa, Asia, Australia, Neotropics
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The Family Emballonuridae has a glandular
sac on propatagium
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The Family Emballonuridae has white
dorsal stripes
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The Family Emballonuridae occupy
houses, caves, trees, undersides of rocks
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The family Myzopodidae is known as
sucker footed bats and is from Madagascar
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The family Myzopodidae have very large
ears, mushroom shaped structure similar to tragus
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The family Myzopodidae thumb and sole of foot
have sucker disks which function by gluing
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The family Mystacinidae are endemic to
New Zealand
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The family Mystacinidae roost
in holes in trees or in the ground
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The family Mystacinidae breed
in leks
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The Family Phyllostomidae | are the most
diverse (ecologically) bat family
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The Family Phyllostomidae are known as
leaf nosed bats and are from the Neotropics
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The Family Phyllostomidae wide diversity: - large and carnivorous - specializes on blood - specializes on frogs - feeds on nectar - feeds on fruits
``` – Vampyrum – Desmodus – Trachops – Choeronycteris – Artibeus ```
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The subfamily Desmodontinae (of)
family Phyllostomidae | are vampire bats and the skull and dentition are highly specialized
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The Family Phyllostomidae | detect
local temperature differences on skin to | locate blood vessel near surface
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The Family Phyllostomidae | have anticoagulant
in saliva retards clotting
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The Family Molossidae is known as
free tailed bats from Europe, Asia, Australia, New World
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The Family Molossidae the shoulder
and forearm adaptations for flight
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The Family Molossidae has wing that is
long and narrow for high speed flight
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The Family Molossidae the ears
are broad and project side to side to reduce drag during flight
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The Family Molossidae fly
far and high up to 3,000m to forage
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The Family Molossidae roost known as
in massive colonies in caves
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The Family Vespertilionidae are known as
Vespertilionid bats and are world wide distribution
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Nyctalus lasiopterus and Ia io (of) feed on birds
Vespertilionidae | rest insectivorous