Hearing loss is a hallmark of aging, typically initially affecting the higher frequencies. In echolocating bats, the ability to discern high frequencies is essential. However, nothing is known about age-related hearing loss in bats, and they are often assumed to
Nyctalus Band 20, Heft 1-2 erschienen
Contents Original studies Rupp , H., Rackow , W.: The first description of the Lesser Horseshoe Bat Rhinolophus hipposideros ( Bechstein 1800 ) and the resulting misunderstandings Bach , L., Bach , P., Donning , A., Göttsche , M., Göttsche
How accurate are bat hibernacula counts compared to light barrier data?
Accurate population estimates are crucial to developing successful conservation policy, but the underlying data remain difficult to collect for many taxa. This is especially true for elusive species, such as temperate-zone bats, where visual counts in hibernacula underestimate their population
Light pollution and bat protection – current state of knowledge, need for action and recommendations for practice
The excessive use of artificial light at night, also known as light pollution, is a hot topic in biological research and nature conservation. In Germany, however, there is still a lack of awareness of the importance of the problem and
Bucherscheinung: Bestimmung von Fledermausrufaufnahmen und Kriterien für die Wertung von akustischen Artnachweisen – Teil 2 – Gattung Myotis
Das Bestimmen von Fledermausrufaufnahmen ist anspruchsvoll. Das Landesamt für Umwelt in Bayern hat daher eine Hilfe für die fachliche Praxis herausgegeben. Nach dem Erscheinen von Teil 1 “Bestimmung von Fledermausrufaufnahmen und Kriterien für die Wertung von akustischen Artnachweisen“, in dem
Current Issue of Acta Chiropterologica (Vol. 24 (2))
Articles A Revision of the Rhinolophus hipposideros group (Chiroptera: Rhinolophidae) with Definition of an Additional Species from the Middle EastPetr Benda, Marek Uvizl, Peter Vallo, Antonín Reiter, Marcel UhrinActa Chiropterologica 24 (2), 269-298, (2 February 2023) https://doi.org/10.3161/15081109ACC2022.24.2.001 OPEN ACCESS Genetic
Neue Ausgabe vom Journal of Bat Research and Conservation 15 (1) 2022 erschienen
Link zur Webseite des aktuellen Heftes: https://secemu.org/journal-of-bat-research-and-conservation/all-issues/journal-of-bat-research-conservation-15/ Características de refugios naturales usados por murciélagos en un bosque húmedo tropical (Santander, Colombia) Darly Rodríguez-Jiménez, Jairo Pérez-Torres, Catalina Torres-Palacios Abstract: Understanding which variables influence bats’ use of natural refuges allows us to
Similarities in social calls during swarming indicate interspecific communication between Myotis bat species
Bats employ a variety of social calls for communication purposes. However, for most species, social calls are far less studied than echolocation calls and their specific function often remains unclear. We investigated the function of in-flight social calls during autumn
Noctule bats form mobile sensory networks to optimize prey localization
Social hunting strategies are already known in many animal species whose prey is irregularly distributed in the landscape. Now it has been documented in the case of the Common noctules (Nyctalus noctula) that groups of these animals join together to
Global response of conservationists across mass media likely constrained bat persecution due to COVID-19
Most people lack direct experience with wildlife and form their risk perception primarily on information provided by the media. The way the media frames news may substantially shape public risk perception, promoting or discouraging public tolerance towards wildlife. At the