Luana De Almeida Pereira, Sabrina Marchioro, Gabriel Cezar Silveira Rocha, João Marcelo Deliberador Miranda
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First record of anomalous coloration for Eptesicus taddeii (Vespertilionidae) in the Atlantic Forest, South Brazil
Piebaldism is characterized by the absence of melanin in certain areas of the body due the lack of melanocytes as a result of genetic mutations, and which occurs only locally. This study reports the first record of piebaldism for Eptesicus taddeii, a species of bat, endemic to the Atlantic Forest in the South Region of Brazil.