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The bat genus  Triaenops  (Hipposideridae) is broadly distributed in Africa, portions of the Near East, and islands in the Indian Ocean (Madagascar, western Seychelles). Three species of  Triaenops  are currently recognized in Madagascar, all endemic ( T. rufus ,  T. auritus , and  T. furculus ), with  T. humbloti  being a synonym of  T .  rufus .  Triaenops persicus  has a broad distribution in Africa and portions of the Middle East. After comparisons of “Madagascar” specimens previously referred to  T .  humbloti  and the holotype and paratypes of  T .  rufus  collected by Léon Humblot to a series of specimens currently referred to  T . “ rufus ” from numerous and widespread localities in Madagascar, as well as series of  T .  persicus  obtained in Iran and Tanzania, the Humblot material is different in external, cranial, and dental characters and measurements from the Malagasy animals. The provenance of the Humblot specimens is probably Aden (Yemen) or perhaps Somalia and the name  T .  rufus  should not be used for the species in Madagascar; a holotype associated with the replacement name is presented herein.

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The geographical origin of the type specimens of  Triaenops rufus  and  T.  humbloti  (Chiroptera: Hipposideridae) reputed to be from Madagascar and the description of a replacement species name