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Hodgson's bat

Myotis formosus (Hodgson, 1835)

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Black Mountains (Bhutan) Bhutan, India
Dongkya Range Bhutan, China, India
Donga Range Bhutan
Tawang Range Bhutan, India
Eastern Sivalik Hills Bhutan, India
Jomolhari Himalaya Bhutan, China
Kula Kangri Himalaya Bhutan, China
Lunala Range Bhutan, China
Central Himalayas China, India, Nepal
Central Sivalik Hills India, Nepal
Dundwa Range India, Nepal
Churia Ghati Hills Nepal
Sumesar Range India, Nepal
Dhang Range Nepal
Churia Range India, Nepal
Central Lesser Himalaya India, Nepal
Central Greater Himalaya China, India, Nepal
Ganesh Himal China, Nepal
Gurans Himal China, India, Nepal
Mahalangur Himal China, India, Nepal
Nalakankar Himal China, Nepal
Rolwaling Himal China, Nepal
Labuche Himal China
Rolwaling Himal (nn) China, Nepal
Kangchenjunga Himal China, India, Nepal
Annapurna Himalaya Nepal
Dhaulagiri Himalaya China, Nepal
Langtang Himalaya China, Nepal
Mansiri Himal China, Nepal
Kanjiroba Himal China, Nepal
Peri Himal China, Nepal
Khumbu Himal China, Nepal
Dhauladhar Range India
Western Lesser Himalayas (nn) Afghanistan, Pakistan
Kumaun Himalayas China, India, Nepal
Kumaon Siwalik Hills India, Nepal
Kumaun Lesser Himalayas India, Nepal
Kumaun Great Himalaya China, India, Nepal
Garhwal Himalaya China, India, Nepal
Gangotri Group China, India
Garhwal Himalaya (nn) China, India, Nepal
Kinnaur Kailash Range China, India
Taiwan Taiwan
Alishan Taiwan
Central Mountain Range (Taiwan) Taiwan
Xueshan Taiwan
Yushan Range Taiwan
Central Mountain Range (Taiwan) (nn) Taiwan
Hai'an Range Taiwan
Eastern Taiwan Schist Range Taiwan
Western Foothills Taiwan
Dalma Hills India
Ajodhya Hills India
Khasi Hills Bangladesh, India

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