Vespertilionidae

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<==Vespertilionidae [Vespertilioneae, Vespertiliones, Vespertilionina, Vespertilionini]
   |  i. s.: Scoteanax
   |         Nyctalus
   |           |--*N. nyctalus
   |           |--N. lasiopterus
   |           |--N. leisleri
   |           `--N. noctula (Schreber 1774)
   |         Scotorepens
   |           |--S. greyii
   |           `--S. sanborni
   |         Nyctophilus Leach 1822 [incl. Barbastellus Gray 1831; Nyctophilinae]
   |           |--*N. geoffroyi
   |           |--N. arnhemensis
   |           |--N. bifax
   |           |--N. howensis
   |           |--N. microtis
   |           |--N. timoriensis [=Plecotus timoriensis]
   |           `--N. walkeri
   |         Vespadelus
   |         Falsistrellus
   |--Murininae
   |    |--Harpiocephalus Gray 1842 [=Harpyiocephalus Gray 1866]
   |    |    `--H. harpia [=Vespertilio harpia; incl. Ocypetes cavernarum, *Harpiocephalus rufus]
   |    `--Murina Gray 1842 [incl. Ocypetes Lesson 1842 non Wagler 1832]
   |         |--*M. suilla (see below for synonymy)
   |         |--M. aurita
   |         |--M. canescens
   |         |--M. cyclotis
   |         |--M. feae
   |         |--M. florium
   |         |--M. griseus
   |         |--M. hilgendorfi
   |         |--M. leucogaster
   |         |--M. puta
   |         |--M. tenebrosa Yoshiyuki 1970
   |         `--M. tubinaris
   `--+--Kerivoula Gray 1842 (see below for synonymy)
      |    |--*K. harwickei [=Vespertilio hardwickii]
      |    |--K. africana
      |    |--K. brunnea
      |    |--K. eriophora
      |    |--K. harrisoni
      |    |--K. minuta
      |    |--K. papillosa
      |    |--K. papuensis
      |    |--K. picta
      |    `--K. pusilla
      `--+--Myotis
         |--Vespertilioninae
         `--+--+--Natalidae
            |  `--Furipteridae [Furiae, Furipterina]
            |       |--Furipterus Bonaparte 1837 (see below for synonymy)
            |       |    `--*F. horrens [=Furia horrens]
            |       `--Amorphochilus Peters 1877
            |            `--*A. schnablii
            `--Miniopterus Bonaparte 1837 (see below for synonymy)
                 |--M. schreibersi (Kuhl 1819) (see below for synonymy)
                 |--M. australis Tomes 1858
                 |--‘Trilatitus’ blepotis
                 |--M. dasythrix
                 |--M. fraterculus
                 |--M. fuscus
                 |--M. inflatus Thomas 1903
                 |--M. majori
                 |--M. manavi
                 |--M. medius
                 |--M. natalensis
                 |--M. newtoni
                 |--M. robustior
                 `--M. tristis (Waterhouse 1845)

Furipterus Bonaparte 1837 [incl. Furia Cuvier 1828 non Linnaeus 1758, Furiella Gray 1866]

Kerivoula Gray 1842 [=Cerivoula Blanford 1891, Kirivoula Gervais 1849; incl. Nyctophilax Fitzinger 1860; Kerivoulinae]

Miniopterus Bonaparte 1837 [=Miniopteris Gray 1866, Minneopterus Lampe 1900, Minyopterus Winge 1892; Miniopterae, Miniopteri, Minopterinae]

Miniopterus schreibersi (Kuhl 1819) [=Vespertilio schreibersii; incl. V. ursinii, *Miniopterus ursinii]

*Murina suilla [=Vespertilio suillus, Harpiocephalus (*Murina) suillus, Ocypetes suillus]

* Type species of generic name indicated

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