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Kashmir Cave Myotis

Bats

Myotis longipes

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Range

Afghanistan, India, Nepal and Pakistan; occurrence in China uncertain

The Kashmir cave myotis is a living vesper bat originally described as Vespertilio longipes. Its type series came from caves at Bhima Devi in Kashmir, around 1,829m elevation. The Mammal Diversity Database lists Afghanistan, India, Nepal and Pakistan as confirmed countries and marks China and Laos with question marks, so its inclusion in the China list requires confirmation. (Mammal Diversity Database)

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Where is the Kashmir Cave Myotis found?
Afghanistan, India, Nepal and Pakistan; occurrence in China uncertain
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