This small fruit-eating bat occurs in South America. It has no tail, brown tricolored fur, a short nose, and white patches on its shoulders. Local migration records are kept to the populations where they were documented.
It is tailless, with brown tricolored fur, a short nose, and white shoulder patches.
It eats fruit; fruit pulp has been found in its digestive tract in Brazil. It has also been recorded visiting flowers.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.