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Huge pink ears (37-47 mm [Hall 1981] or 45-50 mm [Watkins 1977]); blackish dorsum with a large white spot on each shoulder and on the rump, and white patches at the posterior base of each ear; total length 107-115 mm; forearm 48-51 mm; 16-20 g; greatest length of skull 18.4-19.0 mm (small sample); supraorbital region of skull sharply ridged; no median sagittal crest; 34 teeth (Watkins 1977, Hand...

Very large ears, 30-39 mm, joined across forehead; dorsal hairs slate or gray with pale cinnamon brown to blackish brown tips that contrast little with the base; ventral hairs slate, gray, or brownish, with brownish or buff tips; two large fleshy lumps on snout; hairs on toes do not project beyond toenails; total length 90-112 mm; forearm 39.2-47.6 mm; greatest length of skull 15.2-17.4 mm; 36 t...

SIZE: Total length 84.8 mm (range 63-93); tail length 40.0 mm (35-44); hind foot 9.1 (8-10); forearm length 36.0 mm (35-38); ear length 18.5 mm (18-20) (van Zyll de Jong 1985). Source: Encyclopedia of Life

Very large ears, 30-39 mm, joined across forehead; dorsal hairs brown with tips that contrast little or considerably with the base; ventral hairs fuscous with brown to cinnamon tips; two large fleshy lumps on snout; hairs on toes do not project beyond toenails; total length 90-112 mm; forearm 39.2-47.6 mm; greatest length of skull 15.2-17.4 mm; 36 teeth; adult mass 5-13 g (Handley 1959, Hall 198...

A large, pale bat with large ears (not joined at base), large eyes, a simple muzzle, and yellowish drab dorsal pelage (palest in deserts, darkest along coast); total length 92-135 mm; tail length 35-53 mm; hind foot length 11-16 mm; ear length 21-37 mm; forearm length 45-60 mm; skull length 18.6-24 mm; mass 13.6-24.1 g in males, 13.9-28.0 g in females (Hermanson and O'Shea 1983). Source: ...