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Euderma

Euderma

9.9
A group of bats with large ears and spotted fur or wing patterns
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • Members of Euderma display unique ear and wing patterns among North American bats.

Examples

  • The Euderma genus is best known for the distinctive spotted bat.

  • Researchers discovered a new species within the Euderma genus in the southwestern United States.

  • The Euderma species is fascinating to study.

  • Many researchers focus on Euderma bats.

  • The Euderma genus includes bats that are recognized for their large ears and unique fur patterns.

  • Scientists are studying the Euderma species to learn more about their habitats and behaviors.

  • In North America, the Euderma bats are known for their striking appearance and vocalizations.

Compounds

Euderma maculata
  • Specialized
9.9

A large bat with white spots and very large ears that lives in the southwestern United States

Surface Forms

Euderma singular
Eudermas plural

Etymology

Euderma comes from Greek parts eu- 'good' and -derma 'skin'. The -derma part is the same idea as in the English word dermatology, which is about 'skin'. So Euderma is a fitting name for the spotted bats whose wings and fur show clear 'skin' patterns.