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Flying-foxes
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Flying-foxes

Pteropus

Pteropus (suborder Yinpterochiroptera) is a genus of bats which are among the largest in the world. They are commonly known as fruit bats or flying foxes, among other colloquial names. They live in the tropics and subtropics of Asia (including the Indian subcontinent), Australia, East Africa, and some oceanic islands in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. There are at least 60 extant species in the genus.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 58 known species

Grey-headed Flying-fox

speciesPteropus poliocephalus

Indian Flying Fox

speciesPteropus medius

Black Flying-fox

speciesPteropus alecto

Spectacled Flying-fox

speciesPteropus conspicillatus

Little Red Flying-fox

speciesPteropus scapulatus

Large Flying-fox

speciesPteropus vampyrus

Seychelles Flying-fox

speciesPteropus seychellensis

Ryukyu Flying-fox

speciesPteropus dasymallus

Lyle's Flying-fox

speciesPteropus lylei

Pacific Flying-fox

speciesPteropus tonganus

Mauritius Flying-fox

speciesPteropus niger

Madagascan Flying-fox

speciesPteropus rufus

Variable Flying-fox

speciesPteropus hypomelanus

Black-eared Flying-fox

speciesPteropus melanotus

Mariana Flying-fox

speciesPteropus mariannus

Rodrigues Flying-fox

speciesPteropus rodricensis

Great Flying-fox

speciesPteropus neohibernicus

Pemba Flying-fox

speciesPteropus voeltzkowi

Palau Flying-fox

speciesPteropus pelewensis

Kosrae Flying-fox

speciesPteropus ualanus

Samoa Flying-fox

speciesPteropus samoensis

Bonin Flying-fox

speciesPteropus pselaphon

Aldabra Flying-fox

speciesPteropus aldabrensis

Black-bearded Flying-fox

speciesPteropus melanopogon

Ornate Flying-fox

speciesPteropus ornatus

Pohnpei Flying-fox

speciesPteropus molossinus

Vanuatu Flying-fox

speciesPteropus anetianus

Moluccan Flying-fox

speciesPteropus chrysoproctus

Big-eared Flying-fox

speciesPteropus macrotis

Comoro Flying-fox

speciesPteropus livingstonii

Chuuk Flying-fox

speciesPteropus pelagicus

Grey Flying-fox

speciesPteropus griseus

Geelvink Bay Flying-fox

speciesPteropus pohlei

Moluccan Masked Flying-fox

speciesPteropus personatus

Kei Flying-fox

speciesPteropus keyensis

Little Golden-mantled Flying-fox

speciesPteropus pumilus

New Caledonia Flying-fox

speciesPteropus vetulus

Bismarck Flying-fox

speciesPteropus capistratus

Solomons Flying-fox

speciesPteropus rayneri

Admiralty Flying-fox

speciesPteropus admiralitatum

Rennell Flying-fox

speciesPteropus rennelli

Dwarf Flying-fox

speciesPteropus woodfordi

Seram Flying-fox

speciesPteropus ocularis

Temotu Flying-fox

speciesPteropus nitendiensis

Ashy-headed Flying-fox

speciesPteropus caniceps

Temminck's Flying-fox

speciesPteropus temminckii

Dark flying fox

speciesPteropus subniger

Vanikoro Flying-fox

speciesPteropus tuberculatus

Lombok Flying-fox

speciesPteropus lombocensis

Makira Flying-fox

speciesPteropus cognatus

Andersen's Flying-fox

speciesPteropus intermedius

Pteropus gilliardi

speciesPteropus gilliardi

Large Palau Flying Fox

speciesPteropus pilosus

Large Samoan Flying-fox

speciesPteropus coxi

Philippine Grey Flying-fox

speciesPteropus speciosus

Dusky Flying Fox

speciesPteropus brunneus

Banks Flying-fox

speciesPteropus fundatus

New Ireland Masked Flying-fox

speciesPteropus ennisae

Nicobar Flying-fox

speciesPteropus faunulus

Lesser Flying-fox

speciesPteropus mahaganus

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