Bat Monday / Lundi des Chauve-souris 20 March 2017

by · 2017-03-20

Dear Bat Monday readers,
Bat Monday will be taking a break until further notice. We hope to continue delivering this weekly update on bats and white-nose syndrome to you again soon. Thank you for your enthusiasm and please don’t forget about the bats.

Chers lecteurs des Lundis des chauves-souris,
Les Lundis des chauves-souris sont interrompus pour une période indéterminée. Nous espérons pouvoir bientôt reprendre la publication de cette mise à jour hebdomadaire sur les chauves-souris et le syndrome du museau blanc. Merci pour votre enthousiasme et svp n’oubliez pas les chauves-souris.

1. Publication: Guidelines for Defining Biologically Important Bat Roosts: A Case Study from Colorado

2. Publication: Effect of Humidity on Development of Pseudogymnoascus destructans, the Causal Agent of Bat White-Nose Syndrome

3. Publication: Linear Epitopes of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis and Other Fungal Agents of Human Systemic Mycoses As Vaccine Candidates

4. Publication: Bats as Predominant Food Items of Nesting Barred Owls

5. Publication: Albinism in the striped spear-nosed bat Gardnerycteris crenulatum (Chiroptera: Phyllostomidae) with an updated list of albino bats in the World

6. Book chapter: The Value of Bats: Keystone species in the keystone state

7. Article: Researchers make surprise discovery of endangered bats in Alberta’s Boreal Forest
8. Article: Research shows bats are a natural pest control

9. Article: Oregon Bats Checked for White Nose Syndrome

10. Article: Central Alberta bats could be threatened by spread of deadly virus

11. Article: Fungal disease that affects hibernating bats is found in Nebraska

12. Article: Bat Found with White-Nose Syndrome a First for Martha’s Vineyard

13. Article: Club 60 members prepare to “go batty” in Preeceville