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In collections of Myotis daubentoni (Kuhl, 1819) from Poland (n=41) a morphotype P4 analogicalwith that in Myotis nathalinae Tupinier, 1977 has been found. It forms 31.7% of all the skulls examined. Comparison of body and skull dimensions of the morphotype distinguished revealed its complete morphological similarity to Daubenton's bat. Bats representing the nathalinae morphotype occur in 10 localities (in 3 places sympatrically with M. daubentoni), situated in: the Pomeranian Lake Region, the Wielkopolska-Kujawy and Masovian Lowlands, the Malopolska, Upland and in the Bialowieza Primeval Forest

Biogen contents in the bodies of two species of rodents