Yangochiroptera

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Yangochiroptera is a major suborder of bats that includes most of the commonly known microbats, characterized primarily by their use of laryngeal echolocation for navigation and foraging.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bat suborder
taxonomic group
characterizedBy laryngeal echolocation
microbat-like morphology
class Mammalia
commonName yangochiropteran bats
contrastedWith Yinpterochiroptera NERFINISHED
distinguishedFrom megabats
distribution worldwide
firstDescribedAsClade molecular phylogenetic studies of bats
hasBodySizeRange small to medium-sized mammals
hasBrainAdaptation specialized auditory cortex for echolocation
hasEcholocationType laryngeal echolocation
hasLocomotionType powered flight
hasMember Cistugidae NERFINISHED
Emballonuridae NERFINISHED
Furipteridae NERFINISHED
Miniopteridae NERFINISHED
Molossidae NERFINISHED
Mormoopidae NERFINISHED
Mystacinidae NERFINISHED
Myzopodidae NERFINISHED
Natalidae NERFINISHED
Noctilionidae NERFINISHED
Phyllostomidae NERFINISHED
Thyropteridae NERFINISHED
Vespertilionidae NERFINISHED
hasSensoryAdaptation high-frequency hearing
includes New World leaf-nosed bats
bulldog bats
free-tailed bats
most microbats
mustached bats
vesper bats
isPartOf Chiroptera NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
order Chiroptera NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction viviparous
suborderOf Chiroptera NERFINISHED
taxonRank suborder
typicalActivityPattern nocturnal
typicalDiet carnivorous
frugivorous
insectivorous
nectarivorous
uses echolocation for foraging
echolocation for navigation

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Chiroptera containsSuborder Yangochiroptera