RHINOLOPHUS 



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3 6. St. Asaph, Denbighsliire, Charles 0]dham (c .^- i'). 11.1.3.5-7. 

 Wales. 



1. Conway, Carnarvonshire. Sir W. Jardine (c Ar p). GO. 9. 17. 1. 



9. Great Grimsby, Lincoln- G. Barrett-Hamilton (p). U. 1. 2. 'J8. 

 shire, England. (Caton 

 Uaigh.) 



6. Bowdon, Cheshire. {T.A. G. Barrett-Hamilton (i-). 11.1.2.99. 

 Coioard.) 



6 al. Hope End, Herefordshire. N. C. Hewitt (c .t p). 



6 al. Wells, Somerset. S. Lewis (c .fc p). 5. 1. 24. 1. 



1. Devizes, Wiltshire. J. E. Hartins (c & p). 87.2.21.1. 



i, 9 al. Zeals, Wiltshire. F. Norgate (c & p). 4. 11. 6. 1-2. 



2 9. Devonshire. Oxley Grabham (c >t p). 11. 1. 3. 8-9. 



3. Ragley House, Warwick- Tomes Collection. 7. 1. 1. 289- 

 shire. 291. 



RHINOLOPHUS EURYALE Basius. 



1853. PMnoloplms euryale Blasius, Wiegmann's Archiv fiir Naturgesch., 



1853, I, p. 49 (Milan, Italy). 

 1857. Bhinolophus euryale Blasius, Siiugethiere Deutschlands, p. 35. 

 1878. Bhinolophus euryale Dobson, Catal. Chiropt. Brit. IMus., p. 116. 

 1904. E{uryalus] toscanus Andersen and Matschie, Sitz.-Ber. Gesollsch. 



Naturforsch. Preunde, Berlin, p. 77 (Caverna di Parigiiano, lit. 



Pisani, Italy). 

 1904. E[uryalus] atlanticus Andersen and Matschie, Sitz.-Ber. Gesellsch. 



Naturforsch. Freunde, Berlin, p. 77 (St. Paterne, ludre-et-Loire, 



France) . 

 1904. E[nryalus] cabrene Andersen and Matschie, Sitz.-Ber. Gesellsch. 



Naturforsch. Freunde, Berlin, p. 78 (Alcah'i de Henares, Madrid, 



Spain). 

 1910. Rhinoloph-us euryale, R. euryale atlanticus, R. euryale toscanus, 



R. euryale cabrerai Trouessart, Faune I\Iamm. d'Europe, pp. 5-7. 



Type Jocalitij. — Milan, Italy. 



Geixjraphkal distribution. — Southern Europe from Portugal 

 to Greece, north to Hungary and central France. 



Diagnosis. — Size medium, forearm, 44 "6 to 49, condylobasal 

 length of skull, 16 '4 to 18, mandible, 12 to 1-3, upper tooth-row 

 6 • 2 to 6 • 6 ; noseleaf with parallel-sided, bluntly rounded sella 

 and high, sharply pointed connecting process, the lancet gradually 

 narrowing to a bluntly cuneate tip ; fourth finger with first 

 lihalanx slightly more than one-third as long as second (ratio 

 about 38) ; large upper premolar separated from canine by a 

 narrow space occupied by the much reduced small premolar. 



External cliaractera. — Size intermediate between that of the 

 Greater and Lesser Horseshoes. General outline of no.seleaf 

 (fig. 26 c) about as in lihinolophus ferrum-equintoii ; sella parallel 

 sided, rounded ofi" above, connecting pi'ocess .sharply linear- 

 pointc^d, rising conspicuously above .sella ; lancet with slight con- 

 striction above middle, beyond wliich the tip narrows gradually to 

 a bluntl\- cuneate point. Ear when laid forward extending about 

 5 mm. beyond extremity of nuizzle, its tip less attenuate and le.ss 

 noticeably curved backward than in lihinolophii.'^ //■rrum-eqiiinuui 



