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Forty-one species of bats from northern Central America are discussed in relation to their known distribution, some because of re-examination of historic or recent records relating to them. These species include new records for Guatemala (2), Belize (1), Honduras (11), and Nicaragua (2); range extensions in the Neotropics for six species are based on specimens from Belize (1), Honduras (4), and Nicaragua (1); and one record is deleted for Nicaragua. Additional noteworthy records are reported for 1 5 taxa. Previous identification, locality record, or status of certain museum specimens representing published records were re-examined, and corrections and additional information are reported for 1 7 species. Brief historical sketches acknowledge a number of resident and visiting naturalists who were important early contributors to our knowledge of the bat fauna of northern Central America. A checklist of 1 1 9 species from this region is documented and discussed.
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