Add to ORKGIn Australia the Spectacled Flying-fox appears to be the only rainforest specialist among the mainland flying-foxes. Rather than focus its attention on eucalypt flowers it is primarily frugivorous and plays an integral role in rainforest regeneration. Camps of Spectacled Flying-Foxes are rarely located further than 6 kilometers from rainforest, and this species is tolerant of higher humidity than the other three mainland species. Consequently, its distribution pattern in Australia is restricted to north-eastern Queensland, following almost exactly that of the rainforests of the region
Monsoon rainforests occur as small, scattered patches across most of northern Australia within a lan...
We investigated camps of black Pteropus alecto and red flying-fox P. scapulatus in the early dry sea...
Conservation relies upon a primary understanding of changes in a species' population size, distribut...
The Spectacled Flying-fox is listed as vulnerable within its range in Australia despite being recogn...
The diet of Pteropus conspicillatus, a large flying fox, was examined by collecting faeces in traps ...
Distributions of flying-fox (Pteropus alecto and P. scapulatus) were examined in relation to use of ...
Sympatry in flying-foxes is common and it occurs throughout coastal Australia, however Pteropus cons...
Pteropus poliocephalus is endemic to coastal eastern Australia (20-28°S), where infrequent, but extr...
The conservation status of the Spectacled Flying Fox Pteropus conspicillatus in Australi
The spectacled flying fox (Pteropus conspicillatus) is a difficult species to manage due to its dual...
[Extract] Climatic excursions in the late Pleistocene dramatically reduced habitat available to orga...
Pteropus alecto uses landscape patchiness at two scales: firstly, between broad vegetation types (i....
1. Fruit bats (Family: Pteropodidae) are animals of great ecological and economic importance, yet th...
Flying-foxes are large bats that feed on nectar, pollen and fruit at night, and roost by day in colo...
This research provides the first evidence of dispersal of bryophytes and associated microorganisms t...
Monsoon rainforests occur as small, scattered patches across most of northern Australia within a lan...
We investigated camps of black Pteropus alecto and red flying-fox P. scapulatus in the early dry sea...
Conservation relies upon a primary understanding of changes in a species' population size, distribut...
The Spectacled Flying-fox is listed as vulnerable within its range in Australia despite being recogn...
The diet of Pteropus conspicillatus, a large flying fox, was examined by collecting faeces in traps ...
Distributions of flying-fox (Pteropus alecto and P. scapulatus) were examined in relation to use of ...
Sympatry in flying-foxes is common and it occurs throughout coastal Australia, however Pteropus cons...
Pteropus poliocephalus is endemic to coastal eastern Australia (20-28°S), where infrequent, but extr...
The conservation status of the Spectacled Flying Fox Pteropus conspicillatus in Australi
The spectacled flying fox (Pteropus conspicillatus) is a difficult species to manage due to its dual...
[Extract] Climatic excursions in the late Pleistocene dramatically reduced habitat available to orga...
Pteropus alecto uses landscape patchiness at two scales: firstly, between broad vegetation types (i....
1. Fruit bats (Family: Pteropodidae) are animals of great ecological and economic importance, yet th...
Flying-foxes are large bats that feed on nectar, pollen and fruit at night, and roost by day in colo...
This research provides the first evidence of dispersal of bryophytes and associated microorganisms t...
Monsoon rainforests occur as small, scattered patches across most of northern Australia within a lan...
We investigated camps of black Pteropus alecto and red flying-fox P. scapulatus in the early dry sea...
Conservation relies upon a primary understanding of changes in a species' population size, distribut...