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�� CHIROPTERA

�� INCERTE SEDIS
�Onychonycteridae [4�] �� . ��, ��
�Icaronycteridae [1-2�] ��-�� . ��
�Archaeonycteridae [3-5�] ��-?�� , �� , ��
?�Archaeopteropodinae [1�] ��
�Hassianycterididae [3�] �� , ��
�Mixopterigidae [2�] ��
�Palaeochiropterygidae [4-6�] �� , ��

�� YINPTEROCHIROPTERA
�� PTEROPODOIDEA
Pteropodidae – ��
?�Propottinae [1�] ��
Pteropodinae [7�, ~85�] �� , ��; ��, ��
Macroglossinae [4�, 10�] ��-�� , ��; ��, ��
Cynopterinae [7�, 27�] �� , ��; ��, ��.
Eidolinae [1�, 2�] ��, ��, ��; ��, ��
Rousettinae [13�, 38�] �� ; ��, ��
Harpyionycterinae [3�, 16�] ��, �� ; ��
Nyctimeninae [2�, 18�] �� . ��; ��, ��

�� RHINOLOPHOIDEA
?�Tanzanycteridae [1�] ��
Rhinopomatidae – �� [1�, 4�] �� -� �� ; ��
Craseonycteridae – �� [1�, 1�] � ��; ��
Megadermatidae – �� , �� [5�, 6�] �� , ��; �� , ��
Rhinolophidae – �� [1�, ~80�] �� , ��; ��
Hipposideridae – �� , �� [5-6�, ~90�] �� . ��, ��; ��
Rhinonycteridae – �� [4 �, ~8�] �� . ��, ��; ��

�� YANGOCHIROPTERA

�� EMBALLONUROIDEA
Emballonuridae – ��, ��
Taphozoinae [2�, 20�] �� , ��; ��
Emballonurinae [3�, 12�] �� , �� + [7�, 13�] ��; ��, ��, ��
Diclidurinae [3�, 6�] ��; ��
Nycteridae – �� [1�, 12�] ��, ��, ��; ��, ��, ��, ��

�� NOCTILIONOIDEA
�Speonycteridae [1�] �� . ��
Mormoopidae – �� [3�, 8�] ��; ��
Noctilionidae – �� .�., �� [1�, 2�] ��; ��
Phyllostomidae – ��
Macrotinae [1�, 2�] ��; ��
Micronycterinae [2�, 12�] ��; ��
Desmodontinae [3�, 3�] ��; ��
Lonchorhininae [1�, 5�] ��; ��
Phyllostominae [10�, 20�] ��; �� , ��, �� , ��
Glossophaginae [14�, 32�] ��; ��, ��
Lonchophyllinae [5�, 15�] ��; ��, ��
Carolliinae [1�, 9�] ��; ��, ��
Rhinophyllinae [1�, 3�] ��; ��
Glyphonycterinae [3�, 5 �] ��; ��
Stenodermatinae [19�, 86�] ��; ��, ��
?Furipteridae – �� .�., �� [2�, 2�] ��; ��
?Thyropteridae – �� [1�, 3�] ��; ��
?Mystacinidae – �� .�., �� [1�, 2�] ��. ��; �� , ��, ��
?Myzopodidae – �� [1�, 2�] �. ��; ��

�� VESPERTILIONOIDEA
�Philisidae [5-6�] ��-?��
Natalidae – �� [3�, 11�] ��; ��
Vespertilionidae – �� .�., ��
Kerivoulinae [2�, ~20�] �� ; ��
Murininae [3�, ~35�] �� ; ��
Myotinae [3�, ~110�] �� , �� -�� -�� ; �� , ��
Vespertilioninae [~42�, ~200�] �� , �� -�� -�� ; �� , ��, ��
Cistugidae – �� [1�, 2�] �� ; ��
Miniopteridae – �� [1�, ~30�] �� , ��; ��
Molossidae – �� .�.
Tadaridinae [8�, 63�] �� , �� , �� ; ��
Cheiromelinae [1�, 2�] �� ., ��; ��
Molossinae [5�, 24�] �� ; ��
?Tomopeatinae [1�, 1�] �-� ��; ��

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� ��, �� , �� Yinochiroptera � Yangochiroptera �� Microchiroptera (�� ), "��" �� (Megachiropera). ��, �� (�, ��, �� ) Pteropodidae �� Rhinolophoidea, � �� Yinpterochiroptera. �� (��, �� ) �� .

�� Rousettinae � �� Epomophorinae. �� Eidolon �� Ptoropodinae �� Rousettinae; �� .
Hipposideridae �� Rhinolophidae, �� (�� ). � �� , �� Hipposideridae �� Rhinonycteridae, �� . �� Rhinopomatidae �� Crazeonycteridae � �� Rhinopomatoidea, �� , �� , �� . �� Tanzanycteridae �� , �� .
Palaeochiropterigidae, ��, �� Yangochiroptera.
Nycteridae � �� Yinochiroptera � �� Rhinolophoidea, �� Emballonuridae �, ��, �� Emballonuroidea. �� Taphozoinae �� Emballonurinae.
�� Macrotinae, Micronycterinae, Lonchonycterinae � Glyphonycterinae �� Phyllostominae; �� (� �� ); �� Macrotus, ��-��, �� Phyllostomidae. Lonchophyllinae �� Glossophaginae.
Miniopteridae �� Vespertilionidae. Myotinae �� Vespertilioninae, �� Murininae � Kerivoulinae, �� . �� Cistugo, �� Myotinae, �� . �� Nyctophilini (Vespertilioninae) �� . �� Antrozoini � �� , �� Molossidae; �� Nyctophilinae. �� . Tomopeatinae, �� Vespertilionidae. ��e� �� : Nataloidea, Vespertilionoidea s. str. (Vespertilionidae+Miniopteridae+Cistugidae) � Molossoidea.

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