'Brown bat' presentation slideshows

BATS OF TENNESSEE AND THE WORLD

BATS OF TENNESSEE AND THE WORLD

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Wisconsin Bat Conservation & Management Plan

Wisconsin Bat Conservation & Management Plan. Citizen-based Monitoring David Redell Bat Ecologist Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Bureau of Endangered Resources Ecological Inventory & Monitoring Section. Outline. Bats Introduction UK National Bat Monitoring Program

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Bats: important reservoir hosts of emerging viruses

Bats: important reservoir hosts of emerging viruses. Charles H. Calisher (C.S.U., Ft. Collins), James E. Childs (Yale U., New Haven), Hume E. Field (Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, Brisbane), Kathryn V. Holmes (U.C.H.S.C., Aurora), Tony Schountz (U.N.C., Greeley).

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A preliminary survey of viruses of bats of Canada

A preliminary survey of viruses of bats of Canada. (identification of viruses that might emerge as human pathogens). Emerging infectious diseases (EID). pathogen infects host for the first time new strains of a pathogen with distinct properties increased incidence of preexisting disease

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Acoustic Bat Monitoring System: Land & Water

Acoustic Bat Monitoring System: Land & Water. David Redell & J. Paul White Wisconsin DNR Bureau of Endangered Resources Ecological Inventory & Monitoring. Bats in Wisconsin. Family: Vespertilionidae Myotis lucifugus Little brown bat Myotis septentrionalis Northern long-eared

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Bats

Bats. Misunderstood, Bug-Eating Machines. Bat Myths and Folklore. Carry Rabies Attack you and Drink your blood Get caught in your hair Flying Mice Bats are blind. Bat Facts.

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INDIANA BATS

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Bats

Bats. bio. Bats are the only flying mammals (others may glide) Wings are made of skin stretched between very long forearm and finger bones, extending back to the legs Feed on insects caught in flight Nocturnal: often emerge from roosts at dusk Locate insects by echolocation: similar to sonar.

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Myotis lucifugus (l.b.bat)- 20 MPH

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Myotis lucifugus (l.b.bat)- 20 MPH

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Brown bat

Brown bat. By: Devin. brownbatDescription. Length-3.1-3.7 in. Weight-7 to 8 pounds Special features-bats are the only mammals that can fly . Brown bat and their young. G estation period-2months brown bat is born live Number of offspring-1 a year Offspring is called-pup.

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White Nose Syndrome

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By: Macy, Mason, Thabo, Uday, and Elvis

Bats. By: Macy, Mason, Thabo, Uday, and Elvis. A brown bat's life cycle has many steps. Baby bats are born after about 50-60 days in their mother's body. Baby bats are born in the month of September, and they stay with their mother until 6 years are over.

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Challenge #4 Can you figure out the names of these vertebrates?

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