Voorbeelden van bat

• They cracked him over the head with a baseball bat.

• She showed me how to hold the bat.

• Swing the bat higher.

• I accidentally bashed him with my bat.

• The whole team had signed the bat.

• Simultaneous analyses of streblids, nycteribiids and polyctenids recovered from these bats were beyond the scope of this analysis but may explain some of this variance.

• Where possible the presence of fruit bats was confirmed visually, with the aid of a torch, or sunlight directed by a small mirror.

• Interestingly, on three inflorescences that had no open flower on the respective night we recorded one, four and three bat visits.

• Over a period of 8 y, both bat communities showed high rates of species turnover.

• We also predicted wing development of flies should correlate inversely with roost duration, restricting flightless forms to bats in permanent roosts.

• Six species (8%) were defined as predominantly middle to upper canopy bats which represented the less diverse group.

• Low roost-site fidelity in pallid bats: associated factors and effect on group stability.

• Human exposure through biting incidents, especially unprovoked attacks, should be treated immediately with rabies post-exposure treatment and the bat, where possible, retained for laboratory analysis.

• Our results suggest that the strength of the filter exerted by open areas is related with the body size of the neotropical fruit bats.

• So lots of viable seeds were dispersed by bats through excretion.

• Results showed that bats were less susceptible than mice to the genotype 5 viruses and that incubation periods were longer.

• Furthermore, over a day, the rapid growth rate of leaves could render a roost unsuitable, obliging the bats therein to move.

• No trematodes were observed in the lung or air sac, heart, liver, spleen and kidney of all bats and swallows.

• The flower visitation behaviour of a bat over the night seems to be shaped by a combination of intrinsic physiological factors and by nectar availability.

• The morphology of the capitula suggests they are not well adapted for pollination by other nocturnal vectors such as bats or moths.