No. 62 Phyllorhina Masoni
Habitat.—Burmah (Moulmein).
Description.—This bat resembles the last closely; such difference as exists is that the concave surface of the terminal nose-leaf is divided into two cells only by a single central vertical ridge, and from the under surface of the juncture of the mandible a small bony process projects downwards about equal to the lower canine tooth in vertical extent, and covered by the integument.
There is an excellent figure of this bat in Dobson’s Monograph, from whence I have also taken the above description.
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