Figure 1

Extant geographic distributions of species of rhinopomatid bats. (after [9, 56]): gray grid – R. hardwickii lineage, dashed line – R. microphyllum, dotted line – R. muscatellum lineage, full line – R. macinnesi. Localities of the DNA samples used in the present paper (comp. Table 1): dots – R. hardwickii lineage, diamonds – R. microphyllum, squares – R. muscatellum lineage, asterisk – fossil Rhinopoma aff. Hardwickii. Type localities of individual named taxa: ar – arabium Thomas, 1913, as – asirensis Nader et Kock, 1982, co – cordofanicum Heuglin, 1877, cy – cystops Thomas, 1903, hd – hadithaensis Khajuria, 1988, hr – harrisoni Schlitter et DeBlase, 1974, hw – hardwickii Gray, 1831, ki – kinneari Wroughton, 1912, le – lepsianum Peters, 1859, ma – macinnesi Hayman, 1937, mi – microphyllum Brünnich, 1782, mu – muscatellum Thomas, 1903, pu – pusillum Thomas, 1920, se – sennaariense Kock, 1969, si – seianum Thomas, 1913, so – sondaicum Van Cakenberghe et De Vree, 1994, su – sumatrae Thomas, 1903, tr – tropicalis Kock, 1969.