Myotis adversus

      According to the literature, Myotis laniger is slightly larger than Myotis laniger, but it is not easily separated in the field identification. Its body size overlaps with the South China Myotis bat. Phylogenetic relationships indicate that it is closely related to Myotis macrotarsus (<M. macrotarsus) and Myotis micropes (<M. hasseltii). It can live in caves, sewers, tunnels, buildings and under Bridges, and occasionally in leaves. Knot small groups, occasionally large groups (up to a thousand or more). Likes to be out on the water.

China Red Book of Endangered Animals rating: Rare.

It is found in Guangdong, Hainan and Hong Kong. Foreign distribution spans southeast Asia, including India, Thailand, Myanmar, the Philippines, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Indonesian islands of Java, Bali, Sulawesi and Kalimantan.

Medium to small size. Head and body length 49-59mm. Tail length 34-42mm. Forearm length 36-42mm. Hind foot length 7-10mm. The hind foot is longer than half of the tibia, and the outer tibia is hairless. The dorsal hairs are dark brown to black, and the ventral hairs are dark brown with light gray tips near the tail. The alar membrane is attached to the outer plantar, the auricle is prominent and bare, and the tragus is short and relatively wide. The skull is thin, with a shallow slope in the dorsal profile, and a stout snout with a shallow concave center. The third maxillary premolar is located in the dentition or only slightly inserted. Gear type: 2.1.3.3/3.1.3.3=38.