Indiana bats roost in ephemeral, fire-dependent pine snags in the southern Appalachian Mountains, USA

Keyphrases

• Southern Appalachian Mountains 100%
• Fire-dependent 100%
• Indiana Bat 100%
• Bat Roosts 100%
• Roosting Behaviour 37%
• Adult Female 25%
• Random Tree 25%
• Stand Structure 25%
• Roost Tree 25%
• Roosting Ecology 25%
• Yellow pine 25%
• Tree Structure 12%
• Logistic Regression Model 12%
• Adult Male 12%
• Management Strategy 12%
• Management Practices 12%
• Radio Transmitters 12%
• Strong Selection 12%
• Species Range 12%
• Disturbance Event 12%
• Forest Type 12%
• Habitat Selection 12%
• Forest Area 12%
• Landscape Context 12%
• Eastern USA 12%
• Habitat Loss 12%
• Cherokee 12%
• White-nose Syndrome 12%
• Prescribed Fire 12%
• Southern Appalachians 12%
• Selection Behavior 12%
• Pinus 12%
• Forest Disturbance 12%
• Conditional Logistic Regression 12%
• Landscape Management 12%
• Landscape Attributes 12%
• Model Weight 12%
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park 12%
• Structure Tree 12%
• Volant 12%
• Roosting Habitat 12%
• Ephemeral Resources 12%
• Large-scale Factors 12%
• Myotis Sodalis 12%
• Roost Selection 12%
• Maternity Colony 12%
• Summer Roost 12%
• Syndrome Loss 12%
• Nantahala National Forest 12%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Pinus 100%
• Roosting Behavior 60%
• Pups 40%
• Stand Structure 40%
• Forest Types 20%
• National Parks 20%
• White Nose Syndrome 20%
• Radio Transmitter 20%
• National Forests 20%
• Myotis Sodalis 20%