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Leaf-nosed Bat
Researcher holding a leaf-nosed bat (Phyllostomidae) that has been captured with a mist net at Tirimbina, Costa Rica. In leaf-nosed bats, the echolocation sounds are emitted through the nostrils and directed by the noseleaf - the structure that rises above the nostrils.
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/ Martin Shields
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4356 x 2947 pixels
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15 x 10 inches / 37 x 25 cm
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