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Table 4 Key for the 7 common horseshoe bats from South China. Wt represents body mass (g), FA represents the length of forearm (mm), Ear represents the length of ear (mm)

From: Fine-grained image classification on bats using VGG16-CBAM: a practical example with 7 horseshoe bats taxa (CHIROPTERA: Rhinolophidae: Rhinolophus) from Southern China

Species

Wt

FA

Ear

Horseshoe

Sella

Connecting process

Lancet

Rhinolophus affinis

9–19

46–56

15–21

relatively broad but not cover whole muzzle, with well-defined emargination

slightly concave and pandurate in shape

rounded and sparsely haired

parallel-sided lancet

Rhinolophus macrotis

4.4–9.5

39–48

18–27

broad, covers muzzle

long and upward pointed, broad, rounded, roughly tongue-shaped, and covered in long

high and rounded, almost parallel to sella at lower part

long, with convex or straight lateral margins and rounded or a little pointed tip

Rhinolophus nippon

13–44

53–64

18–29

narrow, not cover muzzle

naked, relatively small, and curved forward

rounded and much higher than tip of sella

hastate or subtriangular lancet

Rhinolophus pearsonii

13–20

47–56

23–29

wide, completely cover the muzzle

widened basally, suddenly constricted for the rest, being parallel-sided up to the rounded tip

originates at the sella tip and forms a low round arch

nearly parallel-sided

Rhinolophus pernigei

27–37

58–81

28–44

wide and projects in front and on either side beyond the upper lip, with a distinct and very deep median emargination that separates the horseshoe in two sides

parallel-sided, and deflected downward and forward at the tip, with large circular lappets at the base

broadly rounded and heavily reduced

a well-developed and subacutely pointed lancet

Rhinolophus pusillus

3.3–8

33–40

33–40

relatively wide with small median emargination

slightly constricted medially, gradually narrowing to widely rounded tip

generally triangular

variable lancet that ranges from elongate with concave sides to short and nearly triangular with parallel sides

Rhinolophus sinicus

8.9–10.9

43–56

15–20

relatively wide but not completely cover muzzle, and with visible and well-developed lateral leaflets

virtually parallel sided, and widely rounded off at tip

rounded

hastate lancet that constricts before variably long to short tip