Bat Migrations in Europe – A Review of Banding Data and Literature, R. Hutterer, T. Ivanova, C. Meyer-Cords, L. Rodrigues. Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, Bonn (2005), 180 p. (pbk), £16.50,…

By P. Elliott. 2006

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• Disease alters macroecological patterns of North American bats (2015, methodology): “We measured habitat and climate variables within 140 km of a hibernaculum to represent the landscape that bats experience year-round, based on the distance between winter and summer colonies (Davis & Hitchcock, 1965; Hutterer et al., 2005).”