 They extend all the way to the base of the toes, and the uropatagium reaches to mid-way along the lower leg.There is no tail, a feature which distinguishes these bats from the otherwise similar short-tailed fruit bats that inhabit the same region.A further distinguishing feature is the shape of a series of protuberances found on the chin of both groups; in dwarf little fruit bats, the central bump is triangular, rather than circular, and is flanked by fleshy pads, rather than by a V-shaped pattern of smaller nodules.