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Fringed fruit-eating bat

Artibeus fimbriatus Gray, 1838

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Brazilian Highlands Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay
Atlantic Plateau (Brazil) Brazil
Serra dos Cocais Brazil
Serra do Gandarela Brazil
Mantiqueira Mountains Brazil
Serra do Caparaó Brazil
Serra da Cantareira Brazil
Serra da Mantiqueira (nn) Brazil
Maciço do Itatiaia Brazil
Maciço Passa Quatro Brazil
Serra do Papagaio Brazil
Serra do Pouso Fino Brazil
Serra de Campos do Jordão Brazil
Serra de Bragança Paulista Brazil
Serra Negra (SE Brazil) Brazil
Serra do Mar Brazil
Serra Geral (Serra do Mar) Brazil
Coxilha Grande Brazil
Serra Geral (Serra do Mar) (nn) Brazil
Serra de Paranapiacaba Brazil
Serra dos Órgãos Brazil
Serra da Bocaina Brazil
Serra da Graciosa Brazil
Serra Negra (NE Brazil) Brazil
Geraizinhos Highlands Brazil
Serra do Chifre Brazil
Serra dos Aimorés Brazil
Serra Geral (Geraizinhos) Brazil
Serra Mombuca Brazil
Serra de Botucatu Brazil
Serra do Tabuleiro Brazil
Atlantic Plateau (nn) Brazil
Southern Highland Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay
Araucaria Plateau Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay
Serra da Apucarana Brazil
Serra da Fatura Brazil
Serra do Espigão Brazil
Serra do Cantu Brazil
Araucaria Plateau (nn) Argentina, Brazil
Cordillera del Ybytyruzú Paraguay
Northeastern Highland Brazil
Borborema Plateau Brazil
Serra do Texeira Brazil
Serra do Ponto Brazil
Serra do Bodopitá Brazil
Serra de Santana Brazil
Serra da Tapuia Brazil
Serra de João do Vale Brazil
Serra do Tamanduá Brazil
Borborema Plateau (nn) Brazil
Serra de São Miguel Brazil
Serra da Aratanha Brazil
Serra do Cedro Brazil
Serra dos Cavalos Brazil

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