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Journal of North American Bat Research is valued by the academic, agency, NGO, and private-sector research community as a respected and trusted source for science related to all aspects of the biology, ecology, and conservation of bats, Order Chiroptera, and their habitats in North America, from Canada to Panama, and the West Indies (Bahamas, Greater Antilles, and Lesser Antilles). Manuscripts based on studies outside this region that provide information on species within the region may be considered at the Editor’s discretion. Special issues - In addition to Notes and Regular Articles, we offer publication of special issues. For those interested in publishing a thematic collection of invited papers or the proceedings of a conference, Eagle Hill has extensive experience in producing special issues that meet the particular goals of the issue organizers/editors. If you have an idea for a monograph or special issue, we encourage you to contact the Editor. Organizers of special issues can also check out our Guidelines for Special Issues to familiarize themselves with the process and expectations. |
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| Most Recent Articles | ||
| A Perspective on Thermal Imagery for Bat Emergence Counts: Best Practices, Challenges, and Recommendations for the Future Sonja E. Ahlberg, Vona Kuczynska, and Laura N. Kloepper |
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| Evaluating Methods for Emergence Counts at Bat Roosts: A Pilot Study Comparing Drone-acquired Thermal Imagery, Acoustic Estimates, and Visual Observations Karah Jaffe, Richard Carter, and Aaron J. Corcoran |
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| Foraging Patterns of Orange Nectar Bats at a Panama Hummingbird Feeder Mark Stanback, Julia Barnfield, and Eleanor Diamant |
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| Effects of Shelterwood Harvest and Prescribed Fire on Site Occupancy of Bats in Oak Forest, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania Christopher L. Hauer, Lisa E. Powers, Jarrid P. Doyle, Jon-Dimitri Lambrinos, Joseph C. Hovis, Shannon W. Henry, and Brent J. Sewall |
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| Long-term monitoring of endangered Mexican Long-nosed
Bats (Leptonycteris nivalis) and a test of an automated census approach Loren K. Ammerman, Ashley E. Loehn, Flor A. Calderon, Roxanne D. Pourshoushtari, Erin R. Adams, and Michael T. Dixon |
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| Fluctuations in Bat-house Colony Size May Hamper Estimation of Population Changes Robert M. R. Barclay, Thiago A. Monteiro, Erin N. Miller, and Lara E. Hiles |
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| Most Recent Notes | ||
| First Record of Cyclopia in a Newborn Eastern Red Bat (Lasiurus borealis) Abigail J. Furlow and Leslie Sturges |
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| Bats and Wind Turbines: Adding Ecological Context to the Olfaction Hypothesis Jeff Clerc, Elizabeth Rogers, Nathan Fuller, Kristin Jonasson, Laura Dempsey, Alyson F. Brokaw, and Theodore J. Weller |
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Journal of North American Bat Research is valued by the academic, agency, NGO, and private-sector research community as a respected and trusted source for science related to all aspects of the biology, ecology, and conservation of bats, Order Chiroptera, and their habitats in North America, from Canada to Panama, and the West Indies (Bahamas, Greater Antilles, and Lesser Antilles). Manuscripts based on studies outside this region that provide information on species within the region may be considered at the Editor’s discretion.