Tilcayo Cats:Bats
Original accounts of bats, from newly described forest species to names preserved in the fossil record.
Read first
- Glauconycteris baka — a Central African butterfly bat named for the Baka people.
- Glauconycteris lobeke — a forest bat described in 2026, with uncertain records kept distinct from confirmed ones.
- Murina jinchui — a tube-nosed bat from Sichuan.
- Tylonycteris tonkinensis — a bamboo bat distinguished through anatomy and DNA.
- Tanzanycteris — an Eocene skeleton and what its inner ear can tell researchers about hearing.
Scope and current quality
This first publication pass addresses all 188 entries in the supplied missing-articles list with 187 original accounts and 17 navigation redirects. Some accounts use corrected or newer titles, so the page total differs from the list total. Redirects are not original articles, and accounts of synonyms or uncertain names are not extra accepted species.
The local assessments are 3 C-Class, 5 Start-Class and 179 Stub-Class. None is represented as B-Class. Most entries currently have only a concise taxonomic or distributional foundation from an inspected database record or scientific passage; these need further source research to become fuller articles. The eight longer accounts use more detailed treatments. The aim remains the best evidence-supported article, without padding the gaps.
The source list is a research aid, not a taxonomic authority. Classification follows the cited scientific evidence and versioned records. Uncertain distributions, provisional synonyms and unavailable names remain explicitly qualified. These pages have not been independently reviewed.
All accounts are retained as Originals regardless of grade. There is no automatic re-import or regeneration queue.