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Icaronycteris bat hanging upside down

Icaronycteris bat hanging upside down. Icaronycteris index is the first bat known to science and lived in North America in the Eocene Period

Picture No
14167261
Media ID
48660988
Size
5100px x 5100px (1.9MB)
Credit
©Corey Ford/Stocktrek Images/Mary Evans
Source
Corey Ford - Stocktrek Images
Date
2019

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Cenozoic Chiroptera Dimensional Echolocation Eocene Insectivore Microbat Microchiroptera Tertiary Upside


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