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We report new distributional records for  Histiotus montanus  and first records of  Histiotus laephotis  for Chile. Morphological measurements and analyses of echolocation calls confirm the differences between the species.  Histiotus montanus  has a smaller forearm (49.7±0.8 vs. 51.7±0.4 mm) and darker and shorter ears than  H. laephotis ; the latter has a yellowish fur in contrast to other  Histiotus  species. Acoustic analyses showed significant differences between the species:  H. laephotis  have shorter pulses (1.3±0.4 vs. 3.6±2.6 ms), with lower start and peak frequencies (start frequency 38.2±2.6 vs. 46.4±4.6 kHz; peak frequency 30.4±3.7 vs. 32.1±2.2 kHz) than  H. montanus . These findings place the Tarapacá region of northern Chile as the most diverse in terms of bat species in the country. Furthermore, these results increase the total number of bat species known to occur in the country to 13.

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First record of  Histiotus laephotis  (Thomas, 1916) from Chile and new distributional information for  Histiotus montanus  (Phillipi and Landbeck, 1861) (Chiroptera, Vespertilionidae)