Murina harrisoni

It is a medium-sized tube-nosed bat. The forearm length is about 36mm. Weight 5g. The snout is tubular and protruding, and the nostrils are open to both sides; The lateral body membrane ends at the base of the toe. The posterior edge of the ear shell has no microengraving, and the tragus is a typical feature of this genus, slightly curved backward, and the height is about half of the ear length. The upper part of the caudal membrane is densely hairy, and the last 1 caudal vertebra is exposed. The back hair is reddish-brown, the tip is slightly black; Abdomen (including throat) hair color is all gray and not segmented color.

It is found in Hainan, Guangdong and Jiangxi. It is found abroad only in Cambodia, where the model is produced.

A new species published by Csorba & Bates (2005) from specimens collected in Kililong National Park, Cambodia, and classified into the "<cyclotis" group, Wu et al. (2010) reported a new Chinese record found in Jianfengling, Hainan. The type specimens were caught in mist nets in small rivers with many non-adult broad-leaved forests (Csorba & Bates, 2005). The specimens from Jiangxi and Guangdong were collected by harp net. The Hainan specimen was collected in September 2008 and captured by the bat harp net in Jianfengling National Forest Park, near a narrow valley in a tropical rain forest with a humid climate, indicating that this species of bat is an arboreal bat.