Nyctalus — Details

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Specimen Records:	38
Specimens with Sequences:	34
Specimens with Barcodes:	27
Public Records:	1
Species:	4
Species With Barcodes:	4

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Molecular Biology

Barcode data: Nyctalus JLE sp. A

The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.

There is 1 barcode sequence available from BOLD and GenBank. Below is the sequence of the barcode region Cytochrome oxidase subunit 1 (COI or COX1) from a member of the species. See the BOLD taxonomy browser for more complete information about this specimen. Other sequences that do not yet meet barcode criteria may also be available.

BM272-03|ROM MAM 101912|Nyctalus JLE sp. A| ------------------------------------------CTTTACCTTCTATTTGGCGCCTGAGCTGGTATAGTAGGCACCGCGTTG---AGCTTATTAATTCGGGCTGAATTGGGCCAACCAGGAGCCCTACTTGGGGAT---GACCAAATCTATAATGTTATTGTAACTGCCCACGCTTTTGTAATAATTTTCTTTATAGTCATACCAATTATAATTGGGGGCTTTGGGAACTGACTTGTTCCATTAATG---ATTGGAGCCCCAGATATAGCCTTCCCCCGTATAAATAATATAAGTTTCTGACTACTCCCCCCGTCTTTTCTATTACTATTAGCGTCTTCTATAGTAGAGGCAGGAGCAGGTACAGGCTGAACAGTTTATCCTCCTTTAGCGGGGAATCTTGCCCATGCAGGAGCCTCTGTAGACCTG---ACTATCTTCTCTCTACACCTGGCGGGTGTATCATCTATCCTAGGGGCAATTAATTTCATTACTACAATTATTAATATGAAACCCCCTGCCTTATCCCAGTACCAAACACCACTATTTGTCTGATCAGTACTAATCACTGCTGTCCTTCTATTACTATCACTCCCCGTACTAGCTGCT---GGTATTACAATACTATTAACGGATCGAAACCTAAACACAACCTTTTTTGACCCTGCAGGAGGAGGAGATCCTATTTTATACCAACACCTG-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Nyctalus JLE sp. A

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Species: 1
Species With Barcodes: 1

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Nyctalus

The bat genus Nyctalus (Noctule bats) are members of the family Vespertilionidae (Vesper bats) or sometimes Evening bats. They are distributed in the temperate and subtropical areas of Europe, Asia and North Africa.

There are eight species within this genus:

Genus Nyctalus

References

D.E. Wilson & D.M. Reeder, 2005: Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference. Third Edition. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore

Species of subfamily Vespertilioninae

Kingdom: Animalia · Phylum: Chordata · Class: Mammalia · Order: Chiroptera · Family: Vespertilionidae

Arielulus	A. aureocollaris · A. circumdatus · A. cuprosus · A. societatis · A. torquatus

Baeodon	B. alleni

Barbastella	B. barbastellus · B. beijingensis · B. darjelingensis · B. leucomelas

Bauerus	B. dubiaquercus

Chalinolobus	C. dwyeri · C. gouldii · C. morio · C. neocaledonicus · C. nigrogriseus · C. picatus · C. tuberculatus

Corynorhinus	C. mexicanus · C. rafinesquii · C. townsendii

Eptesicus	E. anatolicus · E. andinus · E. bobrinskoi · E. bottae · E. brasiliensis · E. chiriquinus · E. diminutus · E. dimissus · E. floweri · E. furinalis · E. fuscus · E. gobiensis · E. guadeloupensis · E. hottentotus · E. innoxius · E. isabellinus · E. japonensis · E. kobayashii · E. lobatus · E. lynni · E. nasutus · E. nilssonii · E. pachyotis · E. platyops · E. serotinus · E. taddeii · E. tatei

Euderma	E. maculatum

Eudiscopus	E. denticulus

Falsistrellus	F. affinis · F. mackenziei · F. mordax · F. petersi · F. tasmaniensis

Glauconycteris	G. alboguttata · G. argentata · G. beatrix · G. curryae · G. egeria · G. gleni · G. humeralis · G. kenyacola · G. machadoi · G. poensis · G. superba · G. variegata

Glischropus	G. javanus · G. tylopus

Hesperoptenus	H. blanfordi · H. doriae · H. gaskelli · H. tickelli · H. tomesi

Histiotus	H. humboldti · H. macrotus · H. montanus · H. velatus

Hypsugo	H. alaschanicus · H. anchietae · H. anthonyi · H. arabicus · H. ariel · H. cadornae · H. crassulus · H. eisentrauti · H. imbricatus · H. joffrei · H. kitcheneri · H. lophurus · H. macrotis · H. musciculus · H. pulveratus · H. savii · H. vordermanni

Ia	I. io

Idionycteris	I. phyllotis

Laephotis	L. angolensis · L. botswanae · L. namibensis · L. wintoni

Lasionycteris	L. noctivagans

Lasiurus	L. atratus · L. blossevillii · L. borealis · L. castaneus · L. cinereus · L. degelidus · L. ebenus · L. ega · L. egregius · L. insularis · L. intermedius · L. minor · L. pfeifferi · L. salinae · L. seminolus · L. varius · L. xanthinus

Mimetillus	M. moloneyi

Neoromicia	N. brunnea · N. capensis · N. guineensis · N. helios · N. malagasyensis · N. matroka · N. melckorum · N. nana · N. rendalli · N. somalica · N. tenuipinnis · N. zuluensis

Nyctalus	N. aviator · N. azoreum · N. furvus · N. lasiopterus · N. leisleri · N. montanus · N. noctula · N. plancyi

Nycticeinops	N. schlieffeni

Nycticeius	N. aenobarbus · N. cubanus · N. humeralis

Nyctophilus	N. arnhemensis · N. bifax · N. corbini · N. daedalus · N. geoffroyi · N. gouldi · N. heran · N. howensis · N. major · N. microdon · N. microtis · N. nebulosus · N. sherrini · N. shirleyae · N. timoriensis · N. walkeri

Otonycteris	O. hemprichii · O. leucophaea

Parastrellus	P. hesperus

Perimyotis	P. subflavus

Pharotis	P. imogene

Philetor	P. brachypterus

Pipistrellus	P. abramus · P. adamsi · P. aero · P. angulatus · P. ceylonicus · P. collinus · P. coromandra · P. deserti · P. endoi · P. grandidieri · P. hanaki · P. hesperidus · P. inexspectatus · P. javanicus · P. kuhlii · P. maderensis · P. minahassae · P. murrayi · P. nanulus · P. nathusii · P. papuanus · P. paterculus · P. permixtus · P. pipistrellus · P. pygmaeus · P. raceyi · P. rueppellii · P. rusticus · P. stenopterus · P. sturdeei · P. tenuis · P. wattsi · P. westralis

Plecotus	P. ariel · P. auritus · P. austriacus · P. balensis · P. begognae · P. christiei · P. gaisleri · P. homochrous · P. kolombatovici · P. kozlovi · P. macrobullaris · P. ognevi · P. sacrimontis · P. sardus · P. strelkovi · P. taivanus · P. teneriffae · P. turkmenicus · P. wardi

Rhogeessa	R. aeneus · R. genowaysi · R. gracilis · R. hussoni · R. io · R. minutilla · R. mira · R. parvula · R. tumida · R. velilla

Scoteanax	S. rueppellii

Scotoecus	S. albigula · S. albofuscus · S. hindei · S. hirundo · S. pallidus

Scotomanes	S. ornatus

Scotophilus	S. borbonicus · S. celebensis · S. collinus · S. dinganii · S. heathii · S. kuhlii · S. leucogaster · S. marovaza · S. nigrita · S. nucella · S. nux · S. robustus · S. tandrefana · S. viridis

Scotorepens	S. balstoni · S. greyii · S. orion · S. sanborni

Scotozous	S. dormeri

Tylonycteris	T. pachypus · T. pygmaeus · T. robustula

Vespadelus	V. baverstocki · V. caurinus · V. darlingtoni · V. douglasorum · V. finlaysoni · V. pumilus · V. regulus · V. troughtoni · V. vulturnus

Vespertilio	V. murinus · V. sinensis

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Nyctalus

There are six species within this genus:

Birdlike Noctule (Nyctalus aviator)
Azores Noctule (Nyctalus azoreum)
Greater Noctule bat (Nyctalus lasiopterus)
Lesser Noctule (Nyctalus leisleri)
Mountain Noctule (Nyctalus montanus)
Common Noctule (Nyctalus noctula)

References

D.E. Wilson & D.M. Reeder, 2005: Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference. Third Edition. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore

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