Rhinopomatidae

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Rhinopomatidae [‚rīn·ə·pə′mad·ə‚dē]

(vertebrate zoology)

The mouse-tailed bats, a small family of insectivorous chiropterans found chiefly in arid regions of northern Africa and southern Asia and characterized by long, wirelike tails and rudimentary nose leaves.

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