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Kariotypowanie indyjskiego nietoperza owocożernego Cynopterus sphinx

Kariotypowanie indyjskiego nietoperza owocożernego Cynopterus sphinx

Mukesh Kumar / Ram Kumar / Vadamalai Elangovan

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2025
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Ecología, la biosfera
ISBN:
9786209063046
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Indyjski nietoperz owocożerny, Cynopterus sphinx, jest jednym z najczęściej spotykanych nietoperzy owocożernych z rodziny Pteropodidae, powszechnie występującym na całym subkontynencie indyjskim. Cynopterus sphinx ma kilka unikalnych cech morfologicznych, takich jak głowa w kształcie psiej, rozbieżne nozdrza, duże, wydatne oczy i krótkie uszy z białym brzegiem. U samców charakterystyczne jest pomarańczowe zabarwienie podbródka, przedniej części barków, boków klatki piersiowej, brzucha i ud. U samic kolor jest zazwyczaj brązowawy; zad jest szaro-brązowy, a brzuch jaśniejszy, szary. Pierwszy i drugi palec mają wyraźne pazury, krótki ryj oraz dwie pary dolnych i górnych siekaczy. Sierść na grzbiecie jest żółtawo-brązowa, a na brzuchu ciemniejsza niż na grzbiecie.

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