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128Guerreroj of Balantiopteryx £. p1icata Peters from a caveat Tehuantepec, Oaxacaj and of Balantiopteryx £. plicataPeters and Leptontcteris niva1is nivalls Saussure from acave 12 miles sou h of Mexcala, Guerrero.15. Ingles, Lloyd G. 1958. "Notas acerca de los mamiferosMexicanos. 1I Anal. Inst. BioI., 29(1-2):379-408.This report on Mexican mammals includes records ofBalantiopteryx plicata in caves at Manzanil10, Colima,and near San~las, Nayaritj of Glossophaga soricina in acave near San BIas, Nayaritj of Artibeus jarnaicensis ina cave near Chochola, Yucatanj and of Desmodus rotundusin a cenote at Chichen-Itz~, Yucatan, and in a cave 7.5krn. SE Mitla, Oaxaca. Other bat records include specimenstaken in abandoned mines.16. Long, Charles A., and Carolyn J. Jones. 1966. IIVariation andfrequency of occurrence of the baculum in a popUlation ofMexican free-tailed bats. 1I Southwestern Nat., 11(2):290-295.The baculum is studied in bats, Tadarida brasiliensismexicana, taken from a cave at Cofre de Perote, 9200 feetelevation, Veracruz.17. Ward, Henry L. 1891. "Descriptions of three new species ofMexican bats. 1I Amer. Nat., 25:743-753.A new species of bat, Vesperugo veraecrucis (=Pipistrellussubflavus veraecrucis), is described from a cave near LasVegas, Jalapa, Veracruz. In addition ves)ertilio (=~otiS)velifer and Plecotus macrotis (~exicanus are repor edfrom this cave, which is brielfy described.