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Table 1 Taxonomic structure of Rhinopomatidae: a tabular survey

From: Molecules, morphometrics and new fossils provide an integrated view of the evolutionary history of Rhinopomatidae (Mammalia: Chiroptera)

Molecular phylogroups

Range

Taxonomy

this paper

 

traditional after Simmons 2005

proposed this paper

I

Iran

R. hardwickii hardwickii

Gray, 1831

R. hardwickii ssp. n.

*

India (T: Bengal) to Thailand

R. hardwickii hardwickii

Gray, 1831

R. hardwickii hardwickii

Gray, 1831

*

Sunda Archipelago

R. hardwickii sondaicum van

Cakenberghe & de Vree, 1994

*

*

Sub-Saharan Africa

R. hardwickii arabium

Thomas, 1913

*

IIa

Levant

R. hardwickii arabium

Thomas, 1913

R. cystops arabium

Thomas, 1913

IIb

W Yemen (T)

R. hardwickii arabium

Thomas, 1913

R. cystops arabium

Thomas, 1913

IIb

Socotra

R. hardwickii arabium

Thomas, 1913

R. cystops arabium

Thomas, 1913

IIc

Upper Egypt (T)

R. hardwickii cystops

Thomas, 1903

R. cystops cystops

Thomas, 1903

IId

NE Libya

*

R. cystops cystops

Thomas, 1903

III

SW Yemen

R. muscatellum

Thomas, 1903

R. sp. n.

(aff. muscatellum)

IV

SW Iran (Oman T)

R. m. muscatellum

Thomas, 1903

R. m. muscatellum

Thomas, 1903

*

Pakistan, SW India

R. m. muscatellum

Thomas, 1903

*

*

Lower Egypt (T)

R. microphyllum microphyllum

(Brünnich, 1782)

R. m. microphyllum

(Brünnich, 1782)

V

Levant

R. m. microphyllum

(Brünnich, 1782)

R. m. microphyllum

(Brünnich, 1782)

*

SW Saudi Arabia (T)

R. m. asirensis

Nader & Kock, 1982

*

V

India

R. microphyllum kinneari

Wroughton, 1912

R. m. microphyllum

(Brünnich, 1782)

*

Thailand, N-Sumatra

R. microphyllum sumatrae

Thomas, 1903

*

*

Morocco to sub-Saharan Africa

R. microphyllum

(Bruennich, 1782)

*

*

Kenya (T) to Eritrea

R. macinnesi

Hayman, 1937

R. macinnesi

Hayman, 1937

+

Elaiochoria, Greece, MN10-13

*

Rhinopoma

sp. n. (aff. hardwickii)

  1. The molecular phylogroups covered by this paper are denoted by Roman numerals (I to V), those not covered but referred to populations of expected taxonomical significance are denoted with an asterisk (*) similarly as absence of a taxonomic opinion. (T) refers to a 'topotype' population, + to a fossil taxon.