Table 8. Vespertilionidae. Species of bats examined for DNA barcoding analysis with sample size and number of lineages previously reported.

Case	Family	Genus	Species	n	Mean intraspecific distance (%)	Maximum intraspecific distance (%)	Number of lineages observed	Number of lineages reported±	Reference
146	Vespertilionidae	Bauerus	Bauerus dubiaquercus	2	N/A	N/A	1
147		Eptesicus	Eptesicus brasiliensis	1	N/A	N/A	N/A
148			Eptesicus chiriquinus	22	0.58	1.71	1
149			Eptesicus furinalis *	31	3.49	6.69	3
150		Euderma	Euderma maculatum	1	N/A	N/A	N/A
151		Lasiurus	Lasiurus atratus	4	0.49	0.51	1
152			Lasiurus blossevillii	7	8.20	13.96	2
153			Lasiurus egregius	4	0.46	0.93	1
154		Myotis	Myotis albescens	26	0.93	2.04	1
155			Myotis elegans	5	0.52	0.93	1
156			Myotis keaysi	27	4.36	10.12	2
157			Myotis nigricans	3	0.31	0.72	1
158			Myotis riparius	24	11.79	14.39	3	3	[4]
159			Myotis ruber	3	0	0	1
160			Myotis velifer	2	N/A	N/A	1
161		Rhogeessa	Rhogeessa aeneus	18	0.69	1.71	1
162			Rhogeessa io	6	0	0	1
163			Rhogeessa tumida	2	N/A	N/A	1
Totals for all surveyed bat species (Tables 1– 8)			Current species richness = 163				Total  =  232

^±Reported previously: includes both hypothesized cryptic taxa and those identified as geographic variants without species hypotheses.

*bootstrap support for at least one lineage below 90.

For species represented by >2 specimens, mean and maximum intraspecific sequence divergences (K2P) are reported. For species represented by >1 specimen the number of potential mitochondrial lineages is indicated.