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Eastern long-fingered bat

Myotis macrodactylus (Temminck, 1840)

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Japanese Archipelago Japan
Amami Islands Japan
Hokkaido Japan
Ishikari Mountains Japan
Hidaka Mountains Japan
Kitami Mountains Japan
Oshima Peninsula Japan
Akan Volcanic Complex Japan
Mashike Mountains Japan
Yūbari Mountains Japan
Teshio Mountains Japan
Tsushima Island Japan
Honshu Japan
Chugoku Mountains Japan
Japanese Alps Japan
Akaishi Mountains Japan
Kiso Mountains Japan
Hida Mountains Japan
Kii-sanchi Japan
Mikuni Mountains Japan
Ou Mountains Japan
Ryohaku Mountains Japan
Tanba Kochi Japan
Abukuma Mountains Japan
Kantō Mountains Japan
Kitakami Mountains Japan
Shirakami Mountains Japan
Yatsugatake Mountains Japan
Echigo Mountains Japan
Suzuka Mountains Japan
Ibuki-sanchi Japan
Izu Hanto Japan
Noto Peninsula Japan
Shikoku Japan
Shikoku Mountains Japan
Kyushu Japan
Kyushu Mountains Japan
Sado Island Japan
Korean Peninsula China, South Korea, North Korea
Hamgyong Mountains China, North Korea
Nangang Shan China, North Korea
Sobaek Mountains South Korea
Jiri Massif South Korea
Sobaek Mountains (nn) South Korea
T'aeback-Sanmaek South Korea, North Korea
Yeongnam Alps South Korea
Dongdae Mountains South Korea
T'aeback-Sanmaek (nn) South Korea, North Korea
Jeju Island South Korea
Ahobiryong Mountains North Korea
Pan Ling China, North Korea
Toudao Jiang China
Zhangguangcai Ling China
Zhangguangcai Ling (nn) China
Wanda Mountains China
Laoye Ling China, North Korea, Russia
Changbai Mountains (nn) China, North Korea, Russia
Siniy Range Russia

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