Data from: The dynamics of tent-roosts in the palm Sabal mauritiiformis and their use by bats in a montane dry forest

Tent-making bats modify leaves to build refuges. Leaf modification involves energetic and defense costs that should be balanced by the benefits of tent-roosting. The alteration of the leaf's vascular system reduces the tent's life expectancy, so to obtain a benefit bats are expected to use tents regularly as long as they are functional and not modify more leaves than necessary. Over two years we documented the dynamics of tent construction and use by Uroderma convexum and other bat species in the palm Sabal mauritiiformis in a Colombian transitional dry forest. We also assessed tent condition... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Herrera-Victoria, Ana María
Zuluaga-Egas, Marlyn
Rojas-Díaz, Vladimir
Valenzuela, Leonor A.
Kattan, Gustavo H.
Dokumenttyp: other
Erscheinungsdatum: 2017
Schlagwörter: Uroderma convexum / Sabal mauritiiformis / Dermanura glauca / Phyllostomidae / Water transport / Arecaceae / Artibeus jamaicensis / Refuge construction / Roosting ecology / Artibeus lituratus
Sprache: unknown
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