Roost-Tier Preference in Roost-Trees: A Case Study in the Bats <em>Pteropus giganteus</em>
The Indian flying foxes Pteropus giganteus are habituated to spend the day hours roosting in suitable roost trees. They are seen hanging here and there in a roost tree. It is not known whether they have preferred roost sites rather hanging spots in the concerned roost tree. To testify the said hypot...
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2021
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