Chinese chrysanthemum bat is a very common medium-sized chrysanthemum bat; the coat color is orange, rusty yellow to brownish yellow; the eyes are small and the ears are large, the ears have a pair of ear screens; the nose leaves are wider, the lateral lines of the joint leaves are rounded and blunt, the triangular parietal leaves are developed, and the lower edge is concave; a recent chromosomal karyotype study has upgraded the East Asian species of Lu's chrysanthemum bat to a new species, the Chinese chrysanthemum head bat.
Chinese chrysanthemum head bat, also known as short-fingered chrysanthemum head bat, chestnut yellow chrysanthemum head bat. The karyotype is 2n=36. It is often inhabited by natural caves and is also found in abandoned air raid shelters, tunnels and cave dwellings. Groups that can integrate hundreds of animals have been seen in the same hole as the Pi's chrysanthemum bat, the southwest rat-eared bat, the big-hoofed bat, the long-winged bat, and the Chinese rat-eared bat. Mating in late autumn and early winter, giving birth in the early summer of the following year, 1 litter per year, 1 litter per litter, the pups grow to sexual maturity in the following autumn.
Chinese chrysanthemum bat, mammals, chordate phylum, theropods, pterodactyls, and the family Chrysanthemum. A very common medium-sized chrysanthemum bat;
The body length is 4.1 to 5.3 cm, the tail length is 1.8 to 2.9 cm, the forearm length is 4.5 to 5.2 cm, the weight is 9 to 14 g, and the total length of the skull is 1.9 to 2.3 cm. The horseshoe leaves are larger, with a leaflet attached to each side of the lower margin, and the saddle-shaped leaves are parallel on the left and right sides, with a rounded apex, and the connecting leaves are broad and rounded. The dorsal hairs are chestnut in tip, greyish-white on the base of the coat, and ochre brown in the ventral hairs. The sagittal crest of the skull is pronounced and the jaw bridge is short. The 3rd, 4th, and 5th metacarpal bones are nearly isometric (3.4 to 3.8cm). The tooth type is 1.1.2.3/2.1.3.3=32. The coat color is orange, rust yellow to brownish yellow, the eyes are small and the ears are large, the ears have a pair of ear screens, the nasal lobes are wide, the lateral lines of the joint leaves are rounded and blunt, and the triangular apical leaves are well developed and the lower edge is concave.
The Chinese chrysanthemum bat is distributed in southeast, southwest, Shaanxi and other places in China, and the chrysanthemum bat distributed in temperate zones hibernates in winter. It is widely distributed in all districts of Hong Kong. South China, Nepal, Northern India and Vietnam.
Bats are important hosts for many animal-derived viruses such as rabies virus, Nipah virus, and Hanta virus. The Chinese chrysanthemum bat is used as food by some residents of Southeast Asia, and chinese medicine uses it as a medicinal herb. Studies have shown that this bat may help transmit the virus to other animals, including humans.
The Chinese medicine "Luminous Sand", which is made of bat feces, has the effect of treating eye diseases and bright purposes, and is generally combined with other Chinese medicines for patients to take, and some members of the public buy soup. The study found that nearly 40% of chrysanthemum bats have a SARS-like virus in their bodies, and the Shenzhen Wildlife Market, which found animals infected with sars virus in 2005, is only seventeen kilometers from the location of the chrysanthemum bat with SARS virus found by researchers in Hong Kong.