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Of southern African wing-gland bats, woolly bats, and the ones with tubular nostrils (vesper bats part IV)

Of southern African wing-gland bats, woolly bats, and the ones with tubular nostrils (vesper bats part IV)
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Desert long-eared bats - snarling winged gremlins that take scorpion stings to the face and just don t care (vesper bats part VII)

Desert long-eared bats - snarling winged gremlins that take scorpion stings to the face and just don t care (vesper bats part VII)
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We flightless primates | ScienceBlogs

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Sparrow-sized bat confirmed as Mozambique s newest mammal

A small insect-eating bat has been confirmed as Mozambique’s newest species of mammal after more than a decade of intensive study by scientists who used near-invisible “mist nets” to catch their first…

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Forests & finance: Setbacks for a rare bat, and progress for an oil pipeline

Newly described bat from Mozambique mountain under threat, researchers say A forest that harbors Mozambique’s most recently identified species of mammal could disappear within the next two years as small-scale farmers fell trees to grow potatoes and other crops. The Namuli horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus namuli) is named after Mount Namuli, a granite mountain, or inselberg, […]

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