This study was conducted to determine the roosting density of Penthetor lucasi in Wind Cave Nature Reserve (WCNR), Sarawak. It was conducted from November 2014 to April 2015 by using photographic technique. The information on roosting density helps in estimating total population of P. lucasi by multiplying with total roosting area. A total of 75 images were analysed to estimate the roosting density. Mean roosting density was 379.9±92.2 bats/m2 on the wall while the density on the ceiling of the cave was 289.0±41.6 bats/m2. The average roosting densities were not significantly different from each other (P = 0.06). From this data, the estimation of total population of P. lucasi in the cave can be made. During the study, the populations of P....
The study conducts roost site mapping, roost sites preferences, bat assemblage and bat acoustic call...
Bat emergence survey at Wind Cave Nature Reserve was conducted for nine days from October 20 I 4 to ...
Population surveys and species recognition for roosting bats are either based on capture, sight or o...
Conservation and management of bats requires reliable and repeatable data regarding the size and pat...
A roost survey of cave-dwelling bats in Wind Cave Nature Reserve was conducted for 11 days from July...
Conventionally, bat roost counts and roost size estimation are potentially a disruptive, repetitive ...
The Gomantong cave system, Kinabatangan, Sabah (Malaysia) hosts one of the largest bat colonies know...
Limestone karst ecosystems in Sarawak are critical to the survival of bats since they offer protect...
Bats are ecologically important around the world, partially because they eat insects. They are globa...
This study was conducted as an attempt to determine and gain information about the roosting preferen...
Research on the bat’s behaviour that dwelling in the Suruman cave of South Bengkulu was conducted in...
Insectivorous bats spend approximately half of their lives in the roost. Most of them are cave-dwell...
A species diversity study of chiropteran was conducted at the limestone cave of Wind Cave Nature Res...
This study was conducted to determine the population size of nectar bat (Eonycteris spelaea) at Gunu...
The aims of this study were to investigate the roosting ecology and social organization of the spott...
The study conducts roost site mapping, roost sites preferences, bat assemblage and bat acoustic call...
Bat emergence survey at Wind Cave Nature Reserve was conducted for nine days from October 20 I 4 to ...
Population surveys and species recognition for roosting bats are either based on capture, sight or o...
Conservation and management of bats requires reliable and repeatable data regarding the size and pat...
A roost survey of cave-dwelling bats in Wind Cave Nature Reserve was conducted for 11 days from July...
Conventionally, bat roost counts and roost size estimation are potentially a disruptive, repetitive ...
The Gomantong cave system, Kinabatangan, Sabah (Malaysia) hosts one of the largest bat colonies know...
Limestone karst ecosystems in Sarawak are critical to the survival of bats since they offer protect...
Bats are ecologically important around the world, partially because they eat insects. They are globa...
This study was conducted as an attempt to determine and gain information about the roosting preferen...
Research on the bat’s behaviour that dwelling in the Suruman cave of South Bengkulu was conducted in...
Insectivorous bats spend approximately half of their lives in the roost. Most of them are cave-dwell...
A species diversity study of chiropteran was conducted at the limestone cave of Wind Cave Nature Res...
This study was conducted to determine the population size of nectar bat (Eonycteris spelaea) at Gunu...
The aims of this study were to investigate the roosting ecology and social organization of the spott...
The study conducts roost site mapping, roost sites preferences, bat assemblage and bat acoustic call...
Bat emergence survey at Wind Cave Nature Reserve was conducted for nine days from October 20 I 4 to ...
Population surveys and species recognition for roosting bats are either based on capture, sight or o...