Rhinolophus

The "horseshoe bats" of the Rhinolophus genus, comprising approximately 65 species. It represents the largest group within the Rhinolophidae family of bats.

• Rhinolophus acuminatus (Acuminate horseshoe bat) Peters, 1871
  (range: Borneo, Java, Lombok, Bali, Palawan, Nias, Engano, Thailand, Laos, Kampuchea)

• Rhinolophus adami (Adam's horseshoe bat) Aellen & Brosset, 1968
  (range: Congo Republic)

• Rhinolophus affinis (Intermediate horseshoe bat) Horsfield, 1823
  (range: Indonesia, Malaysia, Sumba, Andaman, Sri Lanka, Southern China)

• Rhinolophus alcyone (Halcton horseshoe bat) Temminck, 1852
  (range: Ghana, Senegal, Uganda, SW.Sudan, N.Zaire, Gabon, Bioko)

• Rhinolophus anderseni (Anderson's horseshoe bat) Cabrera, 1909
  (range: Philippines-Luzon, Palawan)

• Rhinolophus arcuatus (Arcuate horseshoe bat) Peters, 1871
  (range: Philippines, Flores Sea (Wetter Island), Sumatra, Sarawak)

• Rhinolophus blasii (Blasius' horseshoe bat) Peters, 1867
  (range: Europe, SW.Asia, Afghanistan, Caucasus, Morocco, Tunisia, Eritrea, N. Africa)

• Rhinolophus borneensis (Bornean horseshoe bat) Peters, 1861
  (range: N.Borneo, Labuan Island, Banguey Island, Karimata Island, S.Natuna Islands, Kampuchea, Vietnam, Java, Bali, Timor, Sulawesi)

• Rhinolophus canuti (Canut's horseshoe bat)
  (range: • )

• Rhinolophus capensis (Cape horseshoe bat) Lichtenstein, 1823
  (range: South Africa-Cape of Good Hope, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe)

• Rhinolophus celebensis (Sulawesi horseshoe bat)
  (range: South Africa)

• Rhinolophus clivosus (Geoffroy's horseshoe bat) Cretzschmar, 1828
  (range: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Sudan, Africa (savanna zone south of Sahara), Algeria, Turkestan, NE.Iran, N.Afghanistan)

• Rhinolophus coelophyllus (Croslet horseshoe bat) Peters, 1867
  (range: Malaya, Thailand, Burma)

• Rhinolophus cognatus (Kindred horseshoe bat) K. Andersen, 1906
  (range: Andaman Island)

• Rhinolophus cornutus (Little Japanese horseshoe bat) Temminck, 1835
  (range: Japan, SEChina)

• Rhinolophus creaghi (Creagh's horseshoe bat) Thomas, 1896
  (range: Borneo, Madura Island, Java, Timor)

• Rhinolophus darlingi (Darling's horseshoe bat) K. Andersen, 1905
  (range: Transvaal, Namibia, S.Angola, N.Botswana, W.Botswana, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania)

• Rhinolophus deckenii (Decken's horseshoe bat) Peters, 1868
  (range: Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Pemba, Zanzibar)

• Rhinolophus denti (Dent's horseshoe bat) Thomas, 1904
  (range: N.Cape Prov., Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Guinea)

• Rhinolophus eloquens (Eloquent horseshoe bat) K. Andersen, 1905
  (range: Uganda, S.Somalia, S.Sudan, NE.Zaire, Kenya, Rwanda, N.Tanzania, Pemba, Zanzibar)

• Rhinolophus euryale (Mediterranean horseshoe bat) Blasius, 1853
  (range: S.Europe, N.Africa, Turkestan, Iran)

• Rhinolophus euryotis (Broad eared horseshoe bat) Temminck, 1835
  (range: Aru, Buru, Amboina, Seram, Timor Laut, Kei, Batchian, New Guinea, Bismark archipelago, Sulawesi)

• Rhinolophus feae ( • ) K. Andersen, 1905
  (range: Burma, Thailand)

• Rhinolophus ferrumequinum (Greater horseshoe bat) Schreber, 1774
  (range: Europe, UK, N.Africa, S.Palearctic, Japan)