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Researchers use genetics to track rabies in bats

March 14, 2022

Researchers have begun to sequence the genes of rabies viruses detected in New England bats using a technique they say can provide important information about how rabies spreads and t be adapted to track other …

Conservation News

Meant to help bats, these devices may actually turn them away

March 10, 2020

Pipes allowing bats entrance into caves may distort sound and deter them from entering In an effort to keep people out of dangerous caves and mines, managers often put up gates or grills at the …

Conservation News

As white-nose kills some bats, others expand their diets

December 30, 2019

Big brown bats may be taking over the ecological food niche of little brown bats due to the latter’s greater susceptibility to a deadly fungal pathogen. “We’ve gone from a niche separation to an overlap,” …

Conservation News

For North Dakota bats, dwindling wetlands are crucial

December 2, 2019

Under the best of circumstances, bats can be tricky to study. In North Dakota, where caves are few and bats may roost wherever they can find a rocky crevice, it can be even trickier. “They’re …

Joshua Rapp Learn

JWM: Bat colonies relocate when trees fall

October 10, 2019

Bat maternity colonies will pick up and change forest areas when the quality of their home trees deteriorate, according to new research. This discovery, the first to report the movement of bats to a new …

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