Syli

Syli is a term that can refer to several different things, most notably a unit of currency and a genus of bats. In the context of currency, the Syli was the official unit of money in Guinea from 1972 until 1985. It replaced the Guinean franc and was subdivided into 100 syli. The Syli underwent several revaluations during its existence and was eventually replaced by the modern Guinean franc.

As a genus of bats, Syli is a taxonomic classification within the order Chiroptera. This genus encompasses a group of insectivorous bats found in Africa. Species within the Syli genus are typically characterized by certain morphological features and occupy specific ecological niches within their native habitats. Further research into zoological databases is required for a comprehensive understanding of the specific species and their distribution within this bat genus. The distinction between the monetary unit and the zoological classification is important for clear communication.