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Bats (Chiroptera): faunistics [9]	Bats (Chiroptera): taxonomy [587]

American Leaf-nosed Bats (Phyllostomatidae) [136]	Horseshoe Bats (Rhinolophidae) [28]	Old World Leaf-nosed Bats (Hipposideridae) [3]
Bulldog Bats, or Fisherman Bats (Noctilionidae) [11]	Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat (Craseonycteridae) [5]	Old World Sucker-footed Bat (Myzopodidae) [5]
Disk-winged Bats, or New World Sucker-footed Bats (Thyropteridae) [6]	Mouse-tailed Bats, or Long-tailed Bats (Rhinopomatidae) [7]	Sac-winged Bats, Sheath-tailed Bats, and Ghost Bats (Emballonuridae) [41]
False Vampire Bats and Yellow-winged Bats (Megadermatidae) [14]	Moustached Bats, Naked-backed Bats, or Ghost-faced Bats (Mormoopidae) [14]	Slit-faced Bats, or Hollow-faced Bats (Nycteridae) [5]
Free-tailed Bats and Mastiff Bats (Molossidae) [48]	New Zealand Short-tailed Bats (Mystacinidae) [5]	Smoky Bats, or Thumbless Bats (Furipteridae) [6]
Funnel-eared Bats (Natalidae) [7]	Old World Fruit Bats (Pteropodidae) [78]	Vespertilionid Bats (Vespertilionidae) [155]

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Chiroptera
Common information about bats are the only mammals to have achieved powered flight. [eng]

Donna Hensley's Bat Projects
Donna Hensley shares some articles and projects produced during her 15 years as a bat researcher. [eng]

NMNH Virtual Tour - Mammals - Bats (Chiroptera)
The leaflike noses and large ears of these bats serve similar purposes--they use sound waves to help locate prey. Nose and ears work like a transmitter and receiver. These bats emit calls from their noses. The shape of the nose helps to focus the sound waves. The big ears detect the returning echoes, as well as the sounds of prey, such as insects rustling in the leaves. [eng]

The Backyard Bat
Only title page. [eng]

The Buzbee Bat House
Jim Buzbee's list of bat links. You won't find a more comprehensive list of bat resources. [eng]

Chiropteran Flight
Origin, morphology and evolution of bat flight. [eng]

The Common Vampire Bat in Urban Environments from Southeastern Brazil
Article about Desmodus rotundus (Phyllostomidae), which frequently attacks bovines, equines, swine and birds and consequently it can commonly be found in rural environments. [eng]

Organization for Bat Conservation
Educational programs presented nation-wide. Dedicated to protecting bats and their habitats. Educational bat-related material, including books, videos, T-shirts and bat houses. Memberships available. [eng]

Bat Detectors
An indispensable tool for anyone studying bats in the field. The detector enables you to hear the otherwise inaudible ultrasonic calls of the bats. This is most useful to identify different species as well as just determining bat activity. [eng]

Philippines Subic Fruit Bats
Only in the Philippines offers Subic fruit Bats. Featuring Philippine Bamboo Bats, giant flying fox and the golden crown flying fox found at the virgin forest of Subic. [eng]

Bat Out Of Hell
About Chiroptera around the world, bat organizations and researchers. [eng]

Chiroptera
Information on bats bat biology and bat diseases such as rabies for homeowners. [eng]

Bat World
Common information about Chiroptera. Brief history of groupe, problem of conservation and other. [eng]

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