A collection of bats from the Fronteriza Mountains, Coahuila, Mexico
Easterla DA and Baccus JT. 1973. A collection of bats from the Fronteriza Mountains, Coahuila, Mexico. The Southwestern Naturalist. 17(4):423-427
In July and August, 1970, bats were netted in canyons in the Fronteriza Mountains, Northwestern Coahuila, Mexico. During 4 nights of netting, 352 bats of 10 species were captured and 300 bats of 10 species were banded and released. Activity patterns recorded during one night revealed that Myotis volans was active the longest, Plecotus townsendii had 2 activity patterns, and Eptesicus fuscus was most active after midnight. Species counts of bats netted are given.
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- Journal Article
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- Easterla, David; Baccus, John
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- Keywords
- Animal Behavior, Animal Studies, Bats (Chiroptera), Mexico