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The taxonomy of some African vespertilionid bats of uncertain status is studied. Analysis of the original description of  Vesperugo flavescens  Seabra 1900 and subsequent examination and discussion of a syntype specimen of  V. flavescens  disclose discrepancies leading to the conclusion that it is a  nomen dubium .  V. flavescens  is furthermore preoccupied by  Nannugo pipistrellus  var.  flavescens  Koch 1865. The holotype of  Vesperugo grandidieri  Dobson 1876 is examined, its species characters, especially of its skull and dentition, clearly established, and the taxon is removed from the synonymy of  Neoromicia capensis  (Smith 1829) as a well-defined species,  Pipistrellus  ( sensu lato )  grandidieri , that differs from any subgenus recently associated with that genus.  Eptesicus capensis angolensis  Hill 1937 is considered to be conspecific with  P. grandidieri , the former representing a subspecies in south-central and west-central Africa.

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Status of the African bats  Vesperugo grandidieri  Dobson 1876 and  Vesperugo flavescens  Seabra 1900 (Chiroptera, Vespertilionidae), with description of a new subgenus