Impacts of white-nose syndrome observed during long-term monitoring of a midwestern bat community

Keyphrases

• Long-term Monitoring 100%
• White-nose Syndrome 100%
• Bat Community 100%
• Exposure Probability 33%
• Hibernacula 33%
• Indiana 25%
• Reproductive Success 16%
• Capture Data 16%
• Survey Data 8%
• Adult Female 8%
• Relative Abundance 8%
• Spatial Modeling 8%
• Monitoring Study 8%
• Non-reproductive 8%
• Cokriging 8%
• Energy Reserves 8%
• Forgoing 8%
• Eastern North America 8%
• Local Extinction 8%
• Monitoring Project 8%
• Big Brown Bat 8%
• Eptesicus Fuscus 8%
• Common Species 8%
• Myotis Lucifugus 8%
• Little Brown Bat 8%
• Reproductive Period 8%
• Long-term Monitoring Data 8%
• Sodalis 8%
• Bat Species 8%
• Tri-colored Bat 8%
• Bat Monitoring 8%
• Indiana Bat 8%
• Lasiurus Borealis 8%
• Perimyotis Subflavus 8%
• Eastern Red Bat 8%
• Emerging Fungal Disease 8%
• Cave-hibernating Bats 8%
• Evening Bat 8%
• Nycticeius Humeralis 8%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• White Nose Syndrome 100%
• Myotis Lucifugus 16%
• Reproductive Success 16%
• Pups 8%
• Mycosis 8%
• Eptesicus fuscus 8%
• Sodalis 8%
• Lasiurus borealis 8%