Hsunycteris

• Thomas's Nectar Bat Hsunycteris thomasi

  

  This small nectar bat is distinguished by the arrangement of skin papillae on its chin. It has been recorded from Panama across much of northern South America, although the current species may include unresolved lineages.

• Cadena's Nectar Bat Hsunycteris cadenai

  This nectar-feeding bat is recorded in Colombia and Ecuador. A 2022 study reported a specimen collected in primary forest in the Colombian Chocó and confirmed diagnostic projections at the back of the skull.

• Dashe's Nectar-feeding Bat Hsunycteris dashe

  This nectar bat is known from lowland Amazonian Peru. The species treatment lists records only from its type locality in the Yavarí–Ucayali interfluvial region.

• Patton's Nectar Bat Hsunycteris pattoni

  This bat has a reddish-brown back and was recorded in forest in southeastern Peru. The original paper used the name Lonchophylla pattoni; the current Mammal Diversity Database page uses Hsunycteris pattoni.

• Thomas's Nectar Bat Hsunycteris thomasi

  

  This small nectar bat is distinguished by the arrangement of skin papillae on its chin. It has been recorded from Panama across much of northern South America, although the current species may include unresolved lineages.