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Contributed by John Alroy, entered by John Alroy on 2014-05-08

Samples: none

Size measurements: Artibeus jamaicensis (body mass 48.4 g), Artibeus lituratus (body mass 70.6 g), Artibeus phaeotis (body mass 13.2 g), Artibeus watsoni (body mass 12.1 g), Carollia castanea (body mass 12.2 g), Carollia perspicillata (body mass 18 g), Chiroderma villosum (body mass 23 g), Glossophaga soricina (body mass 10.3 g), Lampronycteris brachyotis (body mass 14.5 g), Lophostoma silvicolum (body mass 31.5 g), Micronycteris hirsuta (body mass 14.6 g), Micronycteris microtis (body mass 6.1 g), Mimon crenulatum (body mass 14.8 g), Phylloderma stenops (body mass 63.6 g), Phyllostomus hastatus (body mass 125 g), Platyrrhinus helleri (body mass 14.2 g), Pteronotus parnellii (body mass 22.2 g), Tonatia saurophila (body mass 33.8 g), Trachops cirrhosus (body mass 31.1 g), Uroderma bilobatum (body mass 17.2 g), Vampyressa pusilla (body mass 7.9 g), Vampyriscus nymphaea (body mass 13.4 g), Vampyrodes caraccioli (body mass 36.8 g)