ADW: Vespertilioninae: CLASSIFICATION

Vespertilioninaeevening bats, forest bats, pipistrelles, serotines, and relatives

KingdomAnimaliaanimals
- Eumetazoametazoans
  - Bilateriabilaterally symmetrical animals
    - Deuterostomiadeuterostomes
      - PhylumChordatachordates
        Craniatacraniates
        SubphylumVertebratavertebrates
        SuperclassGnathostomatajawed vertebrates
        Euteleostomibony vertebrates
        ClassSarcopterygiilobe-finned fishes and terrestrial vertebrates
        Tetrapodatetrapods
        Amniotaamniotes
        Synapsidasynapsids
        ClassMammaliamammals
        SubclassTheriaTherian mammals
        InfraclassEutheriaplacental mammals
        OrderChiropterabats
        FamilyVespertilionidaeevening bats and vesper bats
        SubfamilyVespertilioninaeevening bats, forest bats, pipistrelles, serotines, and relatives
        TribeEptesicinibrown bats, serotines, false serotines, sprites, and relatives
        TribeLasiurinihairy-tailed bats
        TribeNycticeiinievening bats, house bats, yellow bats, broad-nosed bats, and relatives
        TribeNyctophiliniAustralasian long-eared and big-eared bats
        TribePipistrellinipipistrelles, noctules, and relatives
        TribePlecotinibig-eared bats, spotted bats, and barbastelles
        TribeVespertilioniniserotines, forest bats, and relatives

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Classification

KingdomAnimaliaanimals
PhylumChordatachordates
SubphylumVertebratavertebrates
ClassMammaliamammals
OrderChiropterabats
FamilyVespertilionidaeevening bats and vesper bats
SubfamilyVespertilioninaeevening bats, forest bats, pipistrelles, serotines, and relatives

To cite this page: Myers, P., R. Espinosa, C. S. Parr, T. Jones, G. S. Hammond, and T. A. Dewey. 2025. The Animal Diversity Web (online). Accessed at https://animaldiversity.org.

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