Hassianycteris is an extinct genus of Early Eocene (Ypresian) bats from the with two or three known species: the type (H. messelensis), found in the Messel pit, Germany, H. kumasi, found in the (Vastan Lignite Mine), India, and the possible third species "H." joeli, found in the , Belgium. Alongside Palaeochiropteryx tupaiodon (alive roughly 48 million years ago), P. tupaiodon and Hassianycteris kumari are the first fossil mammals whose colouration has been discovered: both were reddish-brown when alive. H. messelensis was probably a similar colour when alive.
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| - Hassianycteris is an extinct genus of Early Eocene (Ypresian) bats from the with two or three known species: the type (H. messelensis), found in the Messel pit, Germany, H. kumasi, found in the (Vastan Lignite Mine), India, and the possible third species "H." joeli, found in the , Belgium. Alongside Palaeochiropteryx tupaiodon (alive roughly 48 million years ago), P. tupaiodon and Hassianycteris kumari are the first fossil mammals whose colouration has been discovered: both were reddish-brown when alive. H. messelensis was probably a similar colour when alive. (en)
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| - Specimen of H. messelensis from the Messel Pit of Germany (en)
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| - * Hassianycteris messelensis (Smith & Storch, 1981)
* Hassianycteris joeli? (Smith & Russel, 1992)
* Hassianycteris kumari (Smith et al., 2007) (en)
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| - Hassianycteris is an extinct genus of Early Eocene (Ypresian) bats from the with two or three known species: the type (H. messelensis), found in the Messel pit, Germany, H. kumasi, found in the (Vastan Lignite Mine), India, and the possible third species "H." joeli, found in the , Belgium. Alongside Palaeochiropteryx tupaiodon (alive roughly 48 million years ago), P. tupaiodon and Hassianycteris kumari are the first fossil mammals whose colouration has been discovered: both were reddish-brown when alive. H. messelensis was probably a similar colour when alive. (en)
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