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... bats , but difficult for the systematist who wants to examine the wing in detail . They are found only on bats , and then only in warm countries . Jobling [ 150 ] showed that their distribution falls neatly within the winter isotherm of ...
... bats , but difficult for the systematist who wants to examine the wing in detail . They are found only on bats , and then only in warm countries . Jobling [ 150 ] showed that their distribution falls neatly within the winter isotherm of ...
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... bats live more isolated lives than cave - bats , and tend to have their specific parasites , though sometimes they share these with cave - bats which make excursions into the forest and may even roost there sometimes . The most ...
... bats live more isolated lives than cave - bats , and tend to have their specific parasites , though sometimes they share these with cave - bats which make excursions into the forest and may even roost there sometimes . The most ...
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... bat with which it is in contact . Rodhain and Bequaert kept living fruit - eating bats in wire cages and studied the behaviour of the Nycteribiids that fed on them . Cyclopodia greefi , placed upon the bat Cynonycteris straminea , 237 ...
... bat with which it is in contact . Rodhain and Bequaert kept living fruit - eating bats in wire cages and studied the behaviour of the Nycteribiids that fed on them . Cyclopodia greefi , placed upon the bat Cynonycteris straminea , 237 ...
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THE PATTERN OF FLIES 3 | 3 |
THE LIFEHISTORY OF FLIES | 12 |
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