Doryrhina

• Cameroon Leaf-nosed Bat Doryrhina camerunensis

  The Cameroon Leaf-nosed Bat is larger than the other recognized Doryrhina species and has gray-frosted fur and large pointed ears. Records come from Mount Cameroon and forests in eastern and East Africa.

• Telefomin Leaf-nosed Bat Doryrhina corynophyllus

  This leaf-nosed bat has been recorded in New Guinea mountains. The 1993 description reports limestone-cave records above 1,400 m near Telefomin and a long tubular noseleaf projection.

• Cyclops Leaf-nosed Bat Doryrhina cyclops

  The Cyclops leaf-nosed bat is a hipposiderid recorded in forests across western and central Africa. In Cameroon, bats were caught above a river pool and in a net set in the forest canopy.

• Hill's Leaf-nosed Bat Doryrhina edwardshilli

  This leaf-nosed bat is recorded from western Papua New Guinea. The 1993 paper documents specimens at Imonda Station and a nearby limestone cave.

• Fly River Leaf-nosed Bat Doryrhina muscinus

  This leaf-nosed bat lives in lowland tropical forest on New Guinea. The IUCN account reports hollow-tree roosts and one record of three bats inside a curled banana leaf.

• Semon's Roundleaf Bat Doryrhina semoni

  This small insect-eating bat occurs in Australia and Papua New Guinea. The Australian recovery plan’s foraging records are from Australia, where it was reported flying near the ground and vegetation.

• Narrow-eared Leaf-nosed Bat Doryrhina stenotis

  This leaf-nosed bat is recorded in open woodland and floodplains in northern Australia. It catches insects in low, slow flight and roosts in caves or rocky shelters.

• Wollaston's Leaf-nosed Bat Doryrhina wollastoni

  This hipposiderid bat occurs on New Guinea. The handbook account treats several subspecies spanning Indonesian West Papua and Papua New Guinea.