Genetic evidence led to the reclassification of these animals into two suborders with the prefixes "yin" and "yang." Genetic evidence disproved the perennial hypothesis that these animals (-5[1])weren't monophyletic, with one half being a sister group of the primates to form the supposed superorder Archonta. Like haplorhines (HAP-luh-rine-z) and caviids (KAV-ee-id-z), most of these mammals have lost the ability to make (-5[1])vitamin C. The traditional taxonomy of these mammals divided them (-5[1])into "mega" and "micro" varieties. (10[1])This mammalian order has the only non-marine mammals native to New Zealand. Populations of (10[1])these mammals are being devastated by (10[1])white-nose syndrome, (10[1])which (10[2])kills them while they are hibernating in caves. For 10 points, name (10[1])these mammals that are the primary reservoir of rabies, which can be spread by bites from (10[1])their (10[1])"vampire" variety. ■END■