Mouse-eared bat

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For the species sometimes known as the mouse-eared bat, see the greater mouse-eared bat.
Mouse-eared Bats
Whiskered bat
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Chiroptera
Family: Vespertilionidae
Subfamily: Myotinae
Genus: Myotis
Kaup, 1829
Species

See text.

The mouse-eared bats, genus Myotis, are a vast group of small brown bats, found across the globe.

  • Myotis abei (Sakhalin myotis)
  • Myotis adversus (large-footed bat)
  • Myotis aelleni (southern myotis)
  • Myotis albescens (silver-tipped myotis)
  • Myotis altarium (Szechwan myotis)
  • Myotis annectans (hairy-faced bat)
  • Myotis atacamensis (Atacama myotis)
  • Myotis auriculus (Southwestern myotis)
  • Myotis australis (Australian myotis)
  • Myotis austroriparius (southeastern myotis)
  • Myotis bechsteini (Bechstein's bat)
  • Myotis blythii (lesser mouse-eared bat)
  • Myotis bocagii (rufous mouse-eared bat)
  • Myotis bombinus (far eastern myotis)
  • Myotis brandti (Brandt's bat)
  • Myotis californicus (California myotis)
  • Myotis capaccinii (long-fingered bat)
  • Myotis chiloensis (Chilean myotis)
  • Myotis chinensis (large myotis)
  • Myotis ciliolabrum (Western Small-footed Myotis)
  • Myotis cobanensis (Guatemalan myotis)
  • Myotis dasycneme (pond bat)
  • Myotis daubentoni (Daubenton's bat)
  • Myotis dieteri
  • Myotis dominicensis (Dominican myotis)
  • Myotis elegans (elegant myotis)
  • Myotis emarginatus (Geoffroy's bat)
  • Myotis evotis (western long-eared myotis)
  • Myotis findleyi (Findley's myotis)
  • Myotis formosus (Hodgson's bat)
  • Myotis fortidens (cinnamon myotis)
  • Myotis frater (fraternal myotis)
  • Myotis goudoti (Malagasy mouse-eared bat)
  • Myotis grisescens (gray bat)
  • Myotis hasseltii (lesser large-footed bat)
  • Myotis horsfieldii (Horsfield's bat)
  • Myotis hosonoi (Hosono's myotis)
  • Myotis ikonnikovi (Ikonnikov's bat)
  • Myotis insularum (insular myotis)
  • Myotis keaysi (hairy-legged myotis)
  • Myotis keenii (Keen's myotis)
  • Myotis leibii (eastern small-footed myotis)
  • Myotis lesueuri (Lesueur's hairy bat)
  • Myotis levis (yellowish myotis)
  • Myotis longipes (Kashmir cave bat)
  • Myotis lucifugus (little brown bat)
  • Myotis macrodactylus (big-footed myotis)
  • Myotis macrotarsus (pallid large-footed myotis)
  • Myotis martiniquensis (Schwartz's myotis)
  • Myotis milleri (Miller's myotis)
  • Myotis montivagus (Burmese whiskered bat)
  • Myotis morrisi (Morris's bat)
  • Myotis muricola (whiskered myotis)
  • Myotis myotis (greater mouse-eared bat)
  • Myotis mystacinus (whiskered bat)
  • Myotis nattereri (Natterer's bat)
  • Myotis nesopolus (Curacao myotis)
  • Myotis nigricans (black myotis)
  • Myotis occultus (Arizona myotis)
  • Myotis oreias (Singapore whiskered bat)
  • Myotis oxyotus (montane myotis)
  • Myotis ozensis (Honshu myotis)
  • Myotis peninsularis (peninsular myotis)
  • Myotis pequinius (Peking myotis)
  • Myotis planiceps (flat-headed myotis)
  • Myotis pruinosus (frosted myotis)
  • Myotis ricketti (Rickett's big-footed bat)
  • Myotis ridleyi (Ridley's bat)
  • Myotis riparius (riparian myotis)
  • Myotis rosseti (thick-thumbed myotis)
  • Myotis ruber (red myotis)
  • Myotis schaubi (Schaub's myotis)
  • Myotis scotti (Scott's mouse-eared bat)
  • Myotis seabrai (Angolan hairy bat)
  • Myotis septentrionalis (northern long-eared myotis)
  • Myotis sicarius (Mandelli's mouse-eared bat)
  • Myotis siligorensis (Himalayan whiskered bat)
  • Myotis simus (velvety myotis)
  • Myotis sodalis (Indiana bat)
  • Myotis stalkeri (Kei myotis)
  • Myotis thysanodes (fringed myotis)
  • Myotis tricolor (Cape hairy bat)
  • Myotis velifer (Cave Myotis)
  • Myotis vivesi (fish-eating bat)
  • Myotis volans (long-legged myotis)
  • Myotis welwitschii (Welwitch's bat)
  • Myotis yesoensis (Yoshiyuki's myotis)
  • Myotis yumanensis (Yuma myotis)