In the Argentine account, the back is dark brown to gray with three-colored hairs. The bat eats fruit in forest areas and may roost among foliage or in tree hollows.
The Argentine account describes dark brown to gray back fur made of three-colored hairs. Some individuals have cinnamon or reddish shoulder spots; the tail and tail membrane are absent.
It eats fruit in forest areas. It is thought to use foliage or hollows in trees as shelter.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.