Mistratoan Yellow-shouldered Bat

Mistratoan Yellow-shouldered BatThe Mistratoan yellow-shouldered bat is known from one specimen from the western Colombian Andes. Its description notes a dark-brown back, gray shoulder patches, and a short, furred tail membrane.What is distinctive about its fur and shoulders?The dorsal fur is dark brown, becoming lighter toward the sides and underside. Gray glandular patches occur on the shoulders; the hind legs and feet are densely covered with long hairs, and the tail membrane is short and furred.When is it active, and where was it recorded?The Mistratoan yellow-shouldered bat is known from one specimen from the western Colombian Andes. Its description notes a dark-brown back, gray shoulder patches, and a short, furred tail membrane.The treatment describes the species as nocturnal and reports only the holotype. Specific habitat at the type locality is not known.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.