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Zoology 44-6847 QL737 2006-13034 CIP Bats in forests: conservation and management, ed. by Michael J. Lacki, John P. Hayes, and Alien Kurta. Johns Hopkins, 2007. 329p bibl indexes afp ISBN 0801884993, $85.00: ISBN 9780801884993, $85.00
Although the general public primarily associates bats with caves, the majority of American species are dependent on forest environments for either shelter or foraging. In...
