Horváth Géza (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 21. (Budapest 1924)

Éhik, Gy.: A new Vole from Hungary and an interesting Bat new to the Hungarian fauna

1(52 |)r. J. K.IIIK As MEHELY classified Ihe species among the M. myotis,

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) the idea was at hand that I must find the M. oxygnathus in the coilection of the Hnngarian National Museum under the name of M. myotis from several places. And really hy the revision of the bat collection of the Hung.. Nat. Mus., I found the Myotis oxygnathus MONTICELLI from the following places: 1. Budapest, 2. Vorosvar (county of Pest), 3. Pilis-Marot (county of Esztergom), 4. Sopron, 5. Abaliget (county of Baranya), 6. Szekszard (county of Tolna), 7. Deliblat (county of Temes), 8. Temes-Kubin (county of Temes), 9. Deva (county of Hunyad), 10. Also-Huta, cave of Agasvar (county Heves), 11. Nagy-Rocze (county of Gomor) and to be added finally, 12. Budafok (near Budapest). „The lange of Myotis oxygnathus so far as known, strictly Mediterranean probably coincident with that of M. capaceinii and Pipistrellus kuhlii."*) Thc occurrence in Hungary proves the exactness of MILLEB'S supposition. ') MKHELV L.: L. C. -) MILLBB, G. S.; Catalogue of the Maramals of Western Europe, London 1912. p. 202.