Dieter's Myotis

Dieter's MyotisDieter's Myotis is known from a specimen collected in the Republic of the Congo. The 2005 paper's abstract describes only one specimen.What does it look like?It has a very slightly concave forehead and relatively long feet. The wing membranes attach at the bases of the lower legs, and the margin of the tail membrane lacks backward-curving hairs.How does it live?Dieter's Myotis is known from a specimen collected in the Republic of the Congo. The 2005 paper's abstract describes only one specimen.The described specimen was collected in a limestone cave at Loudima, Republic of the Congo, in degraded rainforest near a river. The abstract gives no other natural-history records.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.