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Is part-night lighting an effective measure to limit the impacts of artificial lighting on bats Based on: Azam C., Kerbiriou C., Vernet A., Julien J.-F., Bas Y., Plichard L., Maratrat J. & Le Viol I. (2015). Study Link |
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Adverse effects of artificial illumination on bat drinking activity Based on: Russo D., Cistrone L., Libralato N., Korine C., Jones G. & Ancillotto L. (2017). Study Link |
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Experimental evidence of light disturbance along commuting routes of pond bats Myotis dasycneme Based on: Kuijper D.P.J., Schut J., van Dulleman D., Limpens H., Toorman H., Goossens N. & Ouwehand J. (2008). Study Link |
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Street lighting disturbs commuting bats Based on: Stone E.L., Jones G. & Harris S. (2009). Study Link |
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Age of enlightenment: long-term effects of outdoor aesthetic lights on bats in churches Based on: Rydell J., Eklöf J. & Sánchez-Navarro S. (2017). Study Link |
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Community composition and activity of insectivorous bats in Mediterranean olive farms Based on: Herrera J.M., Costa P., Medinas D., Marques J.T. & Mira A. (2015). Study Link |
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Efficacy of a probiotic bacterium to treat bats affected by the disease white-nose syndrome Based on: Cheng T.L., Mayberry H., McGuire L.P., Hoyt J.R., Langwig K.E., Nguyen |H., Parise K.L., Foster J.T., Willis C.K.R., Kilpatrick A.M. & Frick W.F. (2017). Study Link |
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Host, pathogen, and environmental characteristics predict white-nose syndrome mortality in captive little brown myotis (Myotis lucifugus) Based on: Johnson J.S., Reeder D.M., McMichael J.W. III, Meierhofer M.B., Stern D.W.F., Lumadue S.S., Sigler L.E., Winters H.D., Vodzak M.E., Kurta A., Kath J.A. & Field K.A. (2014). Study Link |
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Controlling invasive predators enhances the long-term survival of endangered New Zealand long-tailed bats (Chalinolobus tuberculatus): Implications for conservation of bats on oceanic islands Based on: O'Donnell C.F.J., Pryde M.A., van Dam-Bates P. & Elliott G.P. (2017). Study Link |
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Confinement of a colony of Tadarida brasiliensis, a management alternative compatible with conservation Confinamento de una colonia de Tadarida brasiliensis, una alternativa de manejo compatible con la conservación Based on: Regidor H., Mosa S. & Núñez A. (2003). Study Link |
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Influence of reservoirs created by small dams on the activity of bats Based on: Hintze F., Duro V., Carvalho J.C., Eira C., Rodrigues P.C. & Vingada J. (2016). Study Link |
2016 | |
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Relationships between bat occupancy and habitat and landscape structure along a savanna, woodland, forest gradient in the Missouri Ozarks Based on: Starbuck C.A., Amelon S.K. & Thompson F.R. III (2015). Study Link |
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Prescribed fire in eucalypt woodlands: immediate effects on a microbat community of northern Australia Based on: Inkster-Draper T.E., Sheaves M., Johnson C.N. & Robson S.K.A. (2013). Study Link |
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Effects of cave tours on breeding Myotis velifer Based on: Mann S.L., Steidl R.J. & Dalton V.M. (2002). Study Link |
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Population trends of cave-dwelling bats in the eastern Iberian Peninsula and the effect of protecting their roosts Based on: Machado M.C., Monsalve M.A., Castello A., Almenar D., Alcocer A. & Monros J.S. (2017). Study Link |
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Effects of cave gating on population trends at individual hibernacula of the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) Based on: Crimmins S.M., McKann P.C., Szymanski J.A. & Thogmartin W.E. (2014). Study Link |
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Recovery of a colony of Miniopterus schreibersii from a cave, Cueva de Ágreda, in Soria Recuperación de la colonia de Miniopterus schreibersii de la cueva de Cueva de Ágreda (Soria) Based on: Alcalde J.T, Artácoz A. & Meijide F. (2012). Study Link |
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The effect of thinning on bat activity in Italian high forests: the LIFE+ "ManFor C.BD." experience Based on: Cistrone L., Altea T., Matteucci G., Posillico M., De Cinti B. & Russo D. (2015). Study Link |
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Improved timber harvest techniques maintain biodiversity in tropical forests Based on: Bicknell J.E., Struebig M.J., Edwards D.P. & Davies Z.G. (2014). Study Link |
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Bat communities respond positively to large-scale thinning of forest regrowth Based on: Blakey R.V., Law B.S., Kingsford R.T., Stoklosa J., Tap P. & Williamson K. (2016). Study Link |
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Bat activity is low in thinned and unthinned stands of red pine Based on: Tibbels A.E. & Kurta A. (2003). Study Link |
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Vegetated fauna overpass disguises road presence and facilitates permeability for forest microbats in Brisbane, Australia Based on: McGregor M., Matthews K. & Jones D. (2017). Study Link |
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Differential use of highway underpasses by bats Based on: Bhardwaj M., Soanes K., Straka T.M., Lahoz-Monfort J.J., Lumsden L.F. & van der Ree R. (2017). Study Link |
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Development of a cost-effective method for monitoring the effectiveness of mitigation for bats crossing linear transport infrastructure Based on: Berthinussen A. & Altringham J. (2015) DEFRA report, WC1060. Study Link |
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Converting abandoned mines to suitable hibernacula for endangered Indiana bats Based on: Carter T.C. & Steffen B.J. (2010) Department of Interior, Office of Surface Mining, Coal Research Center, Southern Illinois University, 205-213. Study Link |
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