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Factors affecting the activity patterns of Myotis tricolor (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae)
Foraging behaviour is an important component of an animal’s ecology. Increases in energetic costs associated with reproduction, should have marked effects on foraging behaviour, but may be compounded by the effects of environmental factors. I investigated the activity patterns of female M. tricolor...
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2015
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