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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"evening bats"”.

  1. Thermoregulation and behavior of a peripheral population of evening bats (<i>nycticeius humeralis</i>)

    … to measure body temperatures of tree-roosting evening bats (<em>Nycticeius humeralis</em>) at the northern edge of their range in Lenawee Co., Michigan. Temperature at sunset, diurnal temperature, and nocturnal temperature significantly correlated with use of torpor, whereas ambient temperature …

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  2. A Comparison of Summer and Winter Roosting Habitat and Behavior of Evening Bats (Nycticeius Humeralis) in Missouri

    I radio-tracked 13 evening bats (Nycticeius humeralis) to 34 trees during the summer of 2003 and 11 evening bats to 29 trees during the winters of 2003 and 2004. I captured males in every month of the year and I provide capture and radio-telemetry evidence that females are also year-round residents …

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  3. Ecology of the evening bat (<i>nycticeius humeralis</i>) at the northern edge of the range

    <p>Only a single colony of evening bats (<em>Nycticeius humeralis</em>) is known to occur in Michigan, and it is the northernmost colony on the North American continent. In mid-May, only female evening bats migrate to Michigan to raise their pups, and in late August, evening bats migrate to …

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  4. Community ecology of bats in southern lower Michigan, with emphasis on roost selection by myotis

    … Lower Michigan over long periods. Little brown bats roosted in buildings, whereas northern and Indiana bats used trees. Northern and Indiana bats differed primarily in species of tree used, whether the tree was living or dead, and use of cavities or loose bark. There were no differences among …

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