er incisor not as large as inner, but extend- ing considerably beyond its cingulum. Inner upper incisor simple, or more often with a well-developed secondary cusp.a Canines usually rather stout, the posterior cutting edge of upper tooth often, though not invariably, with incipient secondary cusp.… … genus are recognizable by their dental for- FlG- 32.— pipistrellus pipistrel- mula, large outer upper incisor, unmodified skull and ears, and the normally long fifth finger. The species are all small, some of them the smallest of known bats. Genus GLISCHROPUS Dobson. 1875. Glischropus Dobson, Proc.…
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