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The provided text appears to be a comprehensive list of bat genera, organized by superfamily and family. The list includes information on the number of species within each genus, the authority and year of classification, and the range and habitat of each genus.

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## Chiroptera

### Subfamily Pteropodinae

* **Pteropus** (Large flying foxes)
	+ 65 species
	+ Authority: Knud Andersen (mammalogist)
	+ Year: 1912
	+ Range: Southern, southeastern, and eastern Asia, Australia, and Madagascar and nearby islands
	+ Size: 9 cm to 37 cm long, with no tail (dwarf flying fox) to great flying fox
	+ Habitat: Savanna, shrubland, forest, caves, and inland wetlands
* **Styloctenium** (Stripe-faced fruit bats)
	+ 2 species
	+ Authority: Paul Matschie
	+ Year: 1899
	+ Range: Indonesia and Philippines
	+ Size: 14 cm to 20 cm long, with no tail
	+ Habitat: Forest

### Subfamily Rousettinae

* **Casinycteris** (Short-palated bats)
	+ 2 species
	+ Authority: Oldfield Thomas
	+ Year: 1910
	+ Range: Central Africa
	+ Size: 7-10 cm long, with no tail
	+ Habitat: Forest
* **Eonycteris** (Dawn bats)
	+ 3 species
	+ Authority: George Edward Dobson
	+ Year: 1873
	+ Range: Southern and southeastern Asia
	+ Size: 7 cm to 13 cm long, plus 1-3 cm tail
	+ Habitat: Forest and caves
* **Epomophorus** (Epauletted bats)
	+ 12 species
	+ Authority: Edward Turner Bennett
	+ Year: 1836
	+ Range: Sub-Saharan Africa
	+ Size: 6 cm to 19 cm long, plus 0.1 cm tail
	+ Habitat: Savanna, shrubland, forest, grassland, and rocky areas

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